PHP regex Word Boundaries doesnt match end of string
Tag : php , By : UnKnownUser
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
wish of those help I though both regex should work but I got same problem as you in regex101. So, in order to fix this you can change your regex to: $row = "TEDARİKÇİ,MÜŞTERİ";
var_dump( preg_match('#\bMÜŞTERİ(\b|$)#iu', $row));
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Use Regex to match beginning and end part of URL in Google Analytics
Tag : regex , By : user109285
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
With these it helps Forgive me if Google Analytics has some regex standards which I am overlooking but is it possible that your regex is failing because it does not account for the start of the whole of the URL? Adding .* to either end of your regex may help. It also looks like your regex is over-complex for the conditions you have described. Could a simpler match be :
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Shopify Product page regex match in Google Analytics Goal Funnel
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
may help you . My assumption is your goal Destination is not set to Regular expression. If you want to use regex in your steps, you have to specify Regular expression in Destination
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A regex to match string that doesnt start with ... and doesnt end with
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
Any of those help I'm trying to find a Regex that matches a word but doesn't start/end with a specific character. , You can use lookaround based regex in PHP (PCRE): (?<![a-zA-Z0-9])mini(?![a-zA-Z0-9])
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How to match anything after a question mark in a Google Analytics goals regex?
Tag : regex , By : Mihai Mocanu
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
Does that help Some observations: /* looks dubious as a regular expression for Index. It will match a slash character any number of times, including zero times. In other words, it will also match nothing - see demo. As others have pointed out, to match a literal question mark, it needs to be escaped by preceding with a backslash - so \? instead of ?. As far as I can tell, Availability(\?.*|$) ought to work - see demo. Are you sure the problem isn't elsewhere? The final three regular expressions may or may not be sufficient - if there might be the possibility of something like /Booking/Indexer for example, the /Booking/Index.* regular expression would match this, which could be wrong - see demo. To rule this out, consider an alternative such as /Booking/Index([/?].*|$) - see demo.
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