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Thogek:<br />
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That does not work, it does not find any matches
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Thogek:

That does not work, it does not find any matches

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Thogek:<br />
One mistake in your code:<br />
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string strChanged = Regex.Replace(strOriginal,<wbr /> &quot;&gt;&nbsp;&lt;&quot;);<br />
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should be:<br />
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string strChanged = reg.Replace(strOriginal, &quot;&gt;&nbsp;&lt;&quot;);<br />
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Your way did not work untill I put it into a foreach statement, So now it does the job<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Ed<br />

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Thogek:
One mistake in your code:

string strChanged = Regex.Replace(strOriginal, "> <");

should be:

string strChanged = reg.Replace(strOriginal, "> <");

Your way did not work untill I put it into a foreach statement, So now it does the job

Thanks,
Ed


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Doh. &nbsp;Sorry 'bout that. &nbsp;But at least you figured it out. &nbsp;:-)
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Doh.  Sorry 'bout that.  But at least you figured it out.  :-)

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I suck at need regular expressions, can some one write one for me to:<br />
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I need a need regular expression to replace all charecters between &gt;&nbsp;and &lt;&nbsp;with a blank space.<br />
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example: &nbsp; &nbsp;hi this is a sentence la la la &gt;replace all this with a blank space&lt; ok now onto writing more<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Ed
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I suck at need regular expressions, can some one write one for me to:


I need a need regular expression to replace all charecters between > and < with a blank space.

example:    hi this is a sentence la la la >replace all this with a blank space< ok now onto writing more

Thanks,
Ed

need regular expression

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