Double quetes problem in RegExp

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size: 11pt"><b>[\s\S]*?([\s\S]*?)</b></span>

Please, help.

Posted 29-Sep-10 11:24am

Updated 29-Sep-10 11:25am

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AspDotNetDev 29-Sep-10 17:34pm

You didnt' ask a question, your code isn't formatted, and I suspect there is a pasting mistake in there or something because it makes no sense.

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dawmail333 · Accepted Answer · 2010-09-29T13:50:00

If you are using C#, put an " before the " you want to put inside the string, like so:

"size: 11pt""><b>[\s\S]*?([\s\S]*?)</b></span>"

In future, try to make your questions much clearer. And also make it a question. Someone's more likely to answer in that case.

Posted 29-Sep-10 13:50pm