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<qwertySDF> Hi, im writing a function that converts bbcodes to html but I am having trouble with the regexes
<qwertySDF> text = text.replace("\[url='(.*)'\](.*)\[/url\]|\[url=(.*)\](.*)\[/url\]", "<a href='$1'>$2</a>");
<qwertySDF> [url=http://www.com]a link[/url] should be replaced by <a href="http://www.com">a link</a>
<qwertySDF> the regex works within any perl regex testing programs but not javascript
<Pilum> Javascript variables are not denoted by a $
<qwertySDF> Sorry I had it so that it would run within a regex testing program. if I do text.match("\[url='(.*)'\](.*)\[/url\]|\[url=(.*)\](.*)\[/url\]"); I still get nothing.
<qwertySDF> The problem is the repeating characters(.*) if I do text.replace("\[url\]", "<a>"); that will work but not the repeating characters
<fatbrain> ?
<fatbrain> denoted by a $?
<qwertySDF> Sorry fatbrain, ignore those variables, the problem is with the Regex and javascripts implementation of it
<fatbrain> what variables?
<qwertySDF> $1 and $2
<KYLLER`NL> can you Clone the games from www.doizece.ro ? ready to pay $$ msg me Please. Coders :)
<fatbrain> qwertySDF: that's not a variable, it's a replacement *anchor*.
<fatbrain> $1 is replace with capture-group #1
<qwertySDF> thanks fatbrain, however the problem at the moment is with the repeating characters within the regex. even if I do a text.match it doesnt seem to work
<qwertySDF> ok for another example:
<qwertySDF> text = text.replace("\[img\](.*)\[/img\]", "<img src='#1' />");
<fatbrain> text.replace("\[img\](.*?)\[/img\]", "<img src='$1' />");
<qwertySDF> ok so I have the following:
<qwertySDF> test = "[img]http://www.com/image.jpg[/img]";;
<qwertySDF> test.replace("\[img\](.*?)\[/img\]", "<img src='#1' />");
<qwertySDF> alert(test);
<qwertySDF> I am getting a popup box with [img]http://www.com/image.jpg[/img] when I should get <img src="http://www.com/image.jpg">;
<fatbrain> FFS, you'r not listening
<fatbrain> text = "[img]http://www.com/image.jpg[/img]";; text = text.replace("\[img\](.*?)\[/img\]", "<img src='$1' />"); alert(text);
<NeoFuture> sorry im not in the mood
<[TorgoAway]> no apology needed ;)
<fatbrain> got movement> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=327170
<NeoFuture> You are not authorized to access bug #327170. To see this bug, you must first log in to an account with the appropriate permissions.
<NeoFuture> i cant be arsed
<fatbrain> ah
<fatbrain> hehe, it's flaged as *critical* a two line script that automagicly crashes the browser
<NeoFuture> oh
<NeoFuture> whats the lines Prv please
<[furtive]> I don't got time for pain, the only pain I got time for is the pain I put on fools who don't know what time it is.
<furtive> http://slayeroffice.com/code/imageCrossFade/
<vardhan> anyone have the song RoyGbic
<vardhan> Roygbiv* its by Boards of Canada
<vardhan> trying to figure out what the lyrics are that the girls sing in that song.. can't make it out. anyone know?
<furtive> if you want the lyrics, ask google, if you want the song, ask another channel
<vardhan> lol, sorry :p
<vardhan> heh. google doesn't know, i've checked. but i won't press on it any further
<[Torgo]> btw, the words are from rock me amadeus
<furtive> really?
<furtive> oh, you must me talking about the BoC song
<[Torgo]> sorry, was thinking of Nlogax
<[Torgo]> also BoC
<furtive> how ya doing?
<[Torgo]> much better
<[Torgo]> prolly going back to work tomorrow
<furtive> glad to hear
<furtive> you were out of work? sick?
<[Torgo]> yeah, thought that's what you meant
<furtive> indirectly, you were quiet lately and figured you were busy
<[Torgo]> http://www.nebiru.com/downloads/Nlogax.mp3
<[Torgo]> always busy ;)
<[Torgo]> BoC makes fine background music when coding
<[Torgo]> but i only break to Newcleus
<adam25> hey guys
<furtive> hi
<adam25> i am trying to use javascript to load images to a div
<adam25> and the code i have isn't working
<adam25> hi furtive
<adam25> the code i am using is <li><span onmouseover="showImage('/Feb/images/img2.jpg',this)"> <a href="Feb/images/img2.jpg" onclick="var img = document.getElementsById('Content');
<adam25> img.src = this.href; img.title = this.title; return false;">2</a></span></li>
<furtive> http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox/
<adam25> hmmm
<furtive> yeah
<adam25> the example loads it outside the current page
<adam25> my site is lifethroughpictures.org
<adam25> and i need it where user's click on a number then it loads the pic in that black area
<adam25> the "content" div
<furtive> the onclick in your <a href=" ... makes no sense
<adam25> yea well
<Fleed> i have a very ez question. I really dont know why it doesnt work, this is so simple, is there anywhere i could past the script?
<adam25> thats what somebody told me to do
<adam25> i knew it wasn't all right :(
<furtive> well, it works but overly complicated if you ask me, i'd use a function
<furtive> Fleed: http://www.nomorepasting.com
<adam25> can you help me with that?
<adam25> i don't know js that well
<furtive> adam, is your onclick all on one line?
<furtive> cause you can't break lines like that
<Fleed> ok I see the "0" but i dont see "1" or "2" http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=57679
<adam25> oh it needs to be?
<furtive> yep
<adam25> ok
<adam25> so i can use what you wrote?
<furtive> Fleed: it's isNaN() and not isNan
<adam25> akk nm
<adam25> thats for him
<furtive> adam, yeah, you can use what you wrote, although i'd still use a function
<Fleed> omg
<Fleed> haha thanx
<furtive> js is case sensitive
<furtive> np ;-)
<Fleed> man i feel so stupid
<furtive> Fleed: don't. Peer review is often one of the best ways to get around a wall.,
<Fleed> yeah i no
<Fleed> but im good a javascript
<adam25> ok
<adam25> well
<Fleed> at*
<adam25> i corrected it
<adam25> but its still opening the image in a new window
<adam25> hmmm
<Fleed> i was like wtf?? IT SHOULD WORK
<Fleed> hehe anyway thanx
<Fleed> see ya
<adam25> and not in that div
<adam25> hmmmmmmm
<furtive> personally i wouldn't have anything in the href (e.g. make it <a href="#" onclick="...")
<furtive> but why the hell do you need js for linking to a picture
<adam25> heheh
<furtive> nvrmind, i realize why
<adam25> i guess you don't understand what i need
<adam25> i want a user to click on the numbers and have images load on the same page in the content div
<adam25> which is on top of the black area
<adam25> but not go to another page
<adam25> is this even possiable?
<adam25> with js
<furtive> sure it's possible
<adam25> so i don't have a million html pages
<furtive> one sec
<adam25> ok
<adam25> thx
<furtive> question though, why do you have a showImage function in the span, then you also do image replacement with the anchor...why both?
<adam25> don't need both
<adam25> 1 sec
<adam25> just need this
<adam25> <li><span onmouseover="showImage('/Feb/images/img2.jpg',this)"> <a href="Feb/html/two.html">2</a></span></li>
<adam25> thats for the onmouseover event
<furtive> then why do you need an anchor if you are using an onmouseover?
<adam25> thats for the thumbnail
<adam25> when you mouse over the number
<adam25> the a tag needs to bring up the bigger version of the pic
<furtive> why keep it a secret to begin with. why not just use the thumbnail as the link?
<adam25> because i want to show how many pictures i have for the current month
<adam25> i really don't want to line up a bunch of thumbnails
<adam25> next to the big pic
<furtive> and you want when they click on the link to go to the next page?
<adam25> when they click on the number 2 lets say.....
<adam25> i need js to load a the image on the black matte
<adam25> on the left
<adam25> without going to a next page
<adam25> in the content div
<furtive> ok, one sec, posting something
<adam25> k
<furtive> http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=57680


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