Problem with "\h"

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Problem with "\h"

Jul. 29, 2004, 02:32 PM

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sidki3003 Offline

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Hi z12,

Here is a URL splicer that handles 2-level TLDs. You just need what \2 is grabbing (or use \h instead) and the \2 test.
The domain is then stored in "dom", you can test like eg. "://([^/]++.|)$TST(dom)".

sidki

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