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More like #(http(?:s)?:\/\/)(ostertagdeteweforum\.de\/)((?:[^\[]+)?)#siu replace https://kms.\2\3 Test this with regex101.com to fine tune this

The regex should be something like this #(\[url]https:\/\/my-forum\.com\/threads\/)([0-9]+)\&highlight\=keyword\+keyword2(\[\/url])#siu Replacement: \1\2\3 Always test first

Always best to place an actual working link (with domain name changed if you please) so we can test it before give you the correct search and replace strings.

Yes, I was just looking for that one :) I knew that I made one recently, very recently :D:D:D:D

If you want to use this tool then: Quick Find: #siu Replace: Always try first without saving. If you get server errors, read this: https://xenforo.com/community/threads/import-from-ipb-3-2-posts-not-parsed-at-all.39577/#post-435226

Quick Find: Why web when you can app... Tapatalk from SM-910c Regex: #Why web when you can app\.\.\. Tapatalk from SM-910c#siu replacement: Leave empty Try testing first (leave check box save changes empty)

I supose it should but you ca try to just use [url= I have some trouble myself to find postings which I know they exist but the tool doesn't seem to find them. Regex is fine but I suspect the Quick Find

Embeds are fine but it looks like he ignores the time you can set. Plays the youtube movie from the beginning instead of the specified time.

It doesn't seem to work on our forum.

Hi EQ, what is the syntax now?

This tool works only in the postings and not the signatures.

Yes, that should work. But Always test first. (Leave check box "save changes" unchecked)

For the first one u can use: QF: http://www.example.com/forum/showthread.php?t= Regex: #http://www.example.com/forum/showthread.php\?t=([0-9]+)#siu Replace: http://www.example.com/threads/\1 The second one is straight forward. U can figure that one out yourself. :)

YW :)