Regular Expression (newbie)

[Cristisor]

Hi. I'm not good at all with regular expressions, so maybe someone can
help me with this: I need to create a regular expression that accepts
everything except the word upload. The regular expression for
everything is this: [a-zA-Z_0-9]+, but how can I solve the second part
of my problem? Thank you!

[Michael Fesser]

Re: Regular Expression (newbie)

..oO(Cristisor)

>Hi. I'm not good at all with regular expressions, so maybe someone can
>help me with this: I need to create a regular expression that accepts
>everything except the word upload. The regular expression for
>everything is this: [a-zA-Z_0-9]+, but how can I solve the second part
>of my problem? Thank you!

You don't need a regex here. Simply use strpos() to check for the word
"upload".

Micha

[Cristisor]

Re: Regular Expression (newbie)

On Oct 5, 7:59 pm, Michael Fesser <neti...@gmx.de wrote:

.oO(Cristisor)
>

Hi. I'm not good at all with regular expressions, so maybe someone can
help me with this: I need to create a regular expression that accepts
everything except the word upload. The regular expression for
everything is this: [a-zA-Z_0-9]+, but how can I solve the second part
of my problem? Thank you!

>
You don't need a regex here. Simply use strpos() to check for the word
"upload".
>
Micha

my problem is that I have e regular expression in a .yml file and I'm
using it for some kind of validation, to know when to include or not
something. so I don't think I can use strpos() in this file, right?
thanks for the help Micha

[Curtis]

Re: Regular Expression (newbie)

Cristisor wrote:

On Oct 5, 7:59 pm, Michael Fesser <neti...@gmx.de wrote:

>.oO(Cristiso r)
>>

>>Hi. I'm not good at all with regular expressions, so maybe someone can
>>help me with this: I need to create a regular expression that accepts
>>everything except the word upload. The regular expression for
>>everything is this: [a-zA-Z_0-9]+, but how can I solve the second part
>>of my problem? Thank you!

>You don't need a regex here. Simply use strpos() to check for the word
>"upload".
>>
>Micha

>
my problem is that I have e regular expression in a .yml file and I'm
using it for some kind of validation, to know when to include or not
something. so I don't think I can use strpos() in this file, right?
thanks for the help Micha

Can you be more specific about what your overall goal is? Maybe
posting a sample of the yml file, and clearly showing what you're
trying to look at in the file would be more helpful.

You can read the yml file into a PHP string with file_get_conten ts,
and check for "upload" before including the file. strpos() would work
in the PHP file that does the including.

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Curtis

[Cristisor]

Re: Regular Expression (newbie)

This is how the .yml file look like:
dizy_WebApp[A-Za-z_]*:
[a-zA-Z_0-9]+:
- /overlib/overlib_mini.js
- /prototype/prototype.js
.........
browseCommunity |overview:
- /gadget.js

So for everything I include prototype.js and the other file for
overview I include also gadget.js, but there is one situation where I
don't want to include prototype.js because I'm including another
framework and this makes the application crash because they can't work
together. So either I give up including prototype.js everywhere and I
include manually in every file, or I find a regular expression that
doesn't allow me to include prototype when I'm in this module called
uploadImage. Thank you