I’m on a website with these URLs;
https://flyheight.com/videos/ybb347
https://flyheight.com/videos/yb24os
https://flyheight.com/public/images/videos/793f77362f321e62c32659c3ab00952d.png
https://flyheight.com/videos/5o6t98/#disqus_thread
I need a RegEx that will only select these URLs instead
https://flyheight.com/videos/yb24os
https://flyheight.com/videos/ybb347
This is what I got so far ^(?!images$).*(flyheight.com/videos/).*
I'm not too sure if this is what you were looking for, but you could use the following:
^(?!images$).*(flyheight.com/videos/)([^/]+)$
The idea is that it would match the first part that you had, then match one or more characters that is not a slash ([^/]+)
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If you had strings that may or may not contain the / on the end (for example, you had https://flyheight.com/videos/yb24os or https://flyheight.com/videos/yb24os/), you can try the following:
^(?!images$).*(flyheight.com/videos/)([^/]+)/?$