Hello,
On Nov 3, 12:45 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrew Curry) wrote:
> Actually using javascript it is possible although probably not
> recommended and again can not be guaranteed to work on all browsers.
even with javascript you can't catch a back-button click as such. You
can catch it via the unl
|(id)="(\S+)"/g translates to :
either match the string "lang" and nothing else
_or_
match the other, longer part of the regexp
Thanks, and sorry I made you write quite a bit more than was actually
necessary to help me.
On 4 elo, 13:28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Op) wro
nd perlretut, but didn't find
anything that would have made me understand this.
Thanks in advance,
-op
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