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Just a starter...<br />
I started with something like this:<br />
^([-A-Za-z0-9]+)/([^/]+)(\<wbr />.[^.]*$)$<br />
<br />
What it gives me is the following..<br />
<br />
$1 = events<br />
$2 = A-New-Site-OOO<br />
$3 = .htm?promotion=3036<br />
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so I am pretty close...
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Just a starter...
I started with something like this:
^([-A-Za-z0-9]+)/([^/]+)(\.[^.]*$)$

What it gives me is the following..

$1 = events
$2 = A-New-Site-OOO
$3 = .htm?promotion=3036

so I am pretty close...

Try:
^([-A-Za-z0-9]+)/([^/]+)[^/]*\?(.*)$

What if you did:



([^/]+)/([^.]+)[^?]+\?(.*)

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I have to write a URL re-write using the IIS7 url rewrite tool.<br />
<br />
My original URL looks like /events/A-New-Site-OOO.htm<wbr />?promotion<wbr />=3036<br />
I need the to be able to create the back references for each part...<br />
<br />
$1 = events<br />
$2 = A-New-Site-OOO<br />
$3 = promotion=3036<br />
<br />
$2 should be able to handle hyphens<br />
$3 should be everything after the ? or the original query string<br />

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I have to write a URL re-write using the IIS7 url rewrite tool.

My original URL looks like /events/A-New-Site-OOO.htm?promotion=3036
I need the to be able to create the back references for each part...

$1 = events
$2 = A-New-Site-OOO
$3 = promotion=3036

$2 should be able to handle hyphens
$3 should be everything after the ? or the original query string


Need regex for IIS URL rewrite

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