Javascript pattern match

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Hi,

I am trying to match a pattern of URL.

String to be matched : /uk/en/ or anything like that e.g. /ue/gh/ etc..

Pattern should match /any one character any one character / any one character any one character/

I need to include '/' in the pattern to make sure that its a part of the string..
Thanks!!

Posted 11-Apr-13 2:03am

cproject123

Updated 11-Apr-13 2:04am

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AmitGajjar 11-Apr-13 8:12am

have you tried somethign ? can you post your code.

cproject123 11-Apr-13 8:29am

below seem to work ok, please let me know if there is a better solution:

var href = "/bg/bg/";
var mat = href.match(/(^\/..\/..\/$)/)[0];

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Anshu Krishna · Answer 1 · 2013-05-21T21:40:00

Solution 2

JavaScript

//If the character can only be alphabets
var pat=/\/[a-z][a-z]\/[a-z][a-z]\//i;
//If character can be anything except newline
var pat=/\/..\/..\//;

Posted 21-May-13 21:40pm

Anshu Krishna

cproject123 · Answer 2 · 2013-04-11T02:30:00

Solution 1

below seem to work ok, please let me know if there is a better solution:

var href = "/bg/bg/";
var mat = href.match(/(^\/..\/..\/$)/)[0];

Posted 11-Apr-13 2:30am

cproject123