Another weird question, I know! ![:lol:]( "LOL")
Just wondered if it were possible to get a link with WebParser, but extract a version number from that link at the same time?
eg: https://sixthsample.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Cramit-1.3.0.zip
This is the link that I would use WebParser to obtain via the Variable:
App7RegEx=Get Yours Today.*let me know.*href="(.*)".
My reason is that obtaining the version number by other means is not going to be a viable solution when checking for updates on the page. But as the link contains the version number it is the most effective and viable way to get it. At the same time, I need the link in it's entirety too.
So, I guess what I am asking, is there some way of nesting RegEx to get two StringIndex from that link?
Something like:
App7RegEx=Get Yours Today.*let me know.*href="(.*Cramit-(.*).zip)".
Is that doable?
Are you guys getting fed up with my weird questions yet?![:rofl:]( "ROFL")
Just wondered if it were possible to get a link with WebParser, but extract a version number from that link at the same time?
eg: https://sixthsample.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Cramit-1.3.0.zip
This is the link that I would use WebParser to obtain via the Variable:
App7RegEx=Get Yours Today.*let me know.*href="(.*)".
My reason is that obtaining the version number by other means is not going to be a viable solution when checking for updates on the page. But as the link contains the version number it is the most effective and viable way to get it. At the same time, I need the link in it's entirety too.
So, I guess what I am asking, is there some way of nesting RegEx to get two StringIndex from that link?
Something like:
App7RegEx=Get Yours Today.*let me know.*href="(.*Cramit-(.*).zip)".
Is that doable?
Are you guys getting fed up with my weird questions yet?
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