Change Email

[shapper]

Hello,

I have a string that contains one or more email anchors as follows:

1. "this is a text <a title="Send Email"
href="mailto:ma**@mydomain.com">mail@mydomain</a>"

Or something like (In this case the anchor text is not the email
address):

2. "this is a text <a title="Send Email"
href="mailto:ma**@mydomain.com">Send Email</a>"

I need to do the following:

Replace all @ by // and . by / ... In the email address

If the anchor text is an email address replace it by Email and add

to the anchor the Css Class "LowReplace"

If the anchor text is not an email address then add to the anchor

the Css Class "Low"

Could someone help me doing this?

Thank You,
Miguel

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Regular Expressions are probably the way forward for this as you can do them
in C# on the server and in javascript on the client (although they differ
slightly). I am not a regular expressions wizard but there are plenty of
articles on them on the web. As for adding the css class, this is done
differently on the client to the server so you would need to provide more
information about where and when you are looking to do this.

HTH

--
Ciaran O''Donnell
http://wannabedeveloper.spaces.live.com
"shapper" wrote:

Hello,

I have a string that contains one or more email anchors as follows:

1. "this is a text <a title="Send Email"
href="mailto:ma**@mydomain.com">mail@mydomain</a>"

Or something like (In this case the anchor text is not the email
address):

2. "this is a text <a title="Send Email"
href="mailto:ma**@mydomain.com">Send Email</a>"

I need to do the following:

Replace all @ by // and . by / ... In the email address

If the anchor text is an email address replace it by Email and add

to the anchor the Css Class "LowReplace"

If the anchor text is not an email address then add to the anchor

the Css Class "Low"

Could someone help me doing this?

Thank You,
Miguel

[shapper]

On Sep 18, 10:42*am, Ciaran O''Donnell
<[e-mail]:

Regular Expressions are probably the way forward for this as you can do them
in C# on the server and in javascript on the client (although they differ
slightly). I am not a regular expressions wizard but there are plenty of
articles on them on the web. As for adding the css class, this is done
differently on the client to the server so you would need to provide more
information about where and when you are looking to do this.

HTH

--
Ciaran O''Donnellhttp://wannabedeveloper.spaces.live.com

"shapper" wrote:

Hello,

I have a string that contains one or more email anchors as follows:

1. "this is a text <a title="Send Email"
href="mailto:[e-mail]">mail@mydomain</a>"

Or something like (In this case the anchor text is not the email
address):

2. "this is a text <a title="Send Email"
href="mailto:[e-mail]">Send Email</a>"

I need to do the following:

* Replace all @ by // and . by / ... In the email address

* If the anchor text is an email address replace it by Email and add
to the anchor the Css Class "LowReplace"

* If the anchor text is not an email address then add to the anchor
the Css Class "Low"

Could someone help me doing this?

Thank You,
Miguel

I have this covered on the client ... it is working. The problem now
is on the server in C#