Jake Bunce
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Quick Find: [mention
Regular Expression: #\[mention=([^\]]+)\]([^\[]+)\[/mention\]#siU
Replacement String: @\2
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Quick Find: [mention
Regular Expression: #\[mention=([^\]]+)\]([^\[]+)\[/mention\]#siU
Replacement String: @\2
sweetpotato
Active member
Thank @Jake Bunce,
Just followed your instruction and replace all mention tags in my site in preperation for 1.2 release.
Just followed your instruction and replace all mention tags in my site in preperation for 1.2 release.
Jake Bunce
Well-known member
Quick Find: [video
Regular Expression: #\[video=youtube_share;([^\]]+)\]([^\[]+)\[/video\]#siU
Replacement String: [media=youtube]\1[/media]
Jake Bunce
Well-known member
Doesn't work for me
I'd like to find [amazon] and replace with
I did for the opening tag:
Quick Find: [amazon]
Regular Expression: #\[amazon\=[a-z]+\]#siu
Replacement string:
Can you provide an example of the complete amazon code in a post?
So far, all the tips here have helped me fix my youtube/ame problems. But the Vimeo code has trounced me. Can someone (Jake? EQnoble?) kindly provide the triple field requirements for an entry like this:
Thanks.
Code:
[video=vimeo;58646255]https://vimeo.com/58646255[/video]Thanks.
EQnoble
Well-known member
Code:
Quick Find: [video=vimeo
Regular expression: #\[video\=vimeo;([0-9]+)\].+\[\/video\]#siU
Replacement String: [media=vimeo]\1[/media]
Janmaat
Active member
@Jake Bunce
e.g. [amazon]1234567890[/amazon]
Sometimes there are also letters mixed with numbers. It's just amazon's ASIN imside the tags.
Janmaat
Active member
The asin should be the same. But [ amazon]-tag shall be changed to [ media=amazon] and [/ amazon] shall be changed to [/ media]
result shall be [ media=amazon]1234567890[ /media]
EQnoble
Well-known member
Also you said ...
Are you saying that there are ASIN ID's with letters (I have never seen that)?
Or are you talking about this stuff after the ASIN in a link... /ref=dp_olp_new/176-2953314-1967504?ie=UTF8&condition=new
If the second does the bbcode you are using require that stuff to be there?
Janmaat
Active member
@EQnoble
No it currently has nothing to do with the bbcode you've done.
I'm still running a vB4 Forum and have some sorts of the mentioned bbcodes in many Posts. Currently I'm playing bit around and now I simply ask how I can use @Kier's tool to find [ amazon] and replace it with [ media=amazon] and how to find [ /amazon] and replace it with [ /media]. Not more not less.
I'm doing this in a xenForo test installation where I have imported my vB4.
No it currently has nothing to do with the bbcode you've done.
I'm still running a vB4 Forum and have some sorts of the mentioned bbcodes in many Posts. Currently I'm playing bit around and now I simply ask how I can use @Kier's tool to find [ amazon] and replace it with [ media=amazon] and how to find [ /amazon] and replace it with [ /media]. Not more not less.
I'm doing this in a xenForo test installation where I have imported my vB4.
EQnoble
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well here is the thing, I would not capture the pieces individually, I would be capturing the tags and the content in between with one expression and then literally swapping the tags...
I need to know what will be in the tags to do that. If you don't want to tell me that the best I can do is offer you this...
I need to know what will be in the tags to do that. If you don't want to tell me that the best I can do is offer you this...
Code:
Quick Find: [amazon]
Regular expression: #\[amazon\]([0-9]+)(\/.+)?\[\/amazon\]#siu
Replacement String: [ media=amazon]\1[ /media]
// if you want to include the crap after the ASIN use this below for the Replacement String instead.
[media=amazon]\1\2[ /media]EQnoble
Well-known member
Code:
Quick Find: [amazon]
Regular expression: #\[amazon\]([a-z0-9]+)\[\/amazon\]#siu
Replacement String: [ media=amazon]\1[ /media]Similar threads
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