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Maybe you should post your code of your use of the regex class. &nbsp;Your expression seems to work for me in the tester I'm using. &nbsp;I'm wondering if you're crossing the concept of groups and captures.<br />
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You could try a different expression. &nbsp;The following creates a named group called &quot;pagenum&quot; that is expected to repeat 1 or 2 times. &nbsp;Your match.Groups[&quot;pagenum&quot;] reference would then have one or two captures in it.<br />
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^page(?:/(?&lt;pagenum&gt;[0-9]+<wbr />)){1,2}/?$<wbr />
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Maybe you should post your code of your use of the regex class.  Your expression seems to work for me in the tester I'm using.  I'm wondering if you're crossing the concept of groups and captures.

You could try a different expression.  The following creates a named group called "pagenum" that is expected to repeat 1 or 2 times.  Your match.Groups["pagenum"] reference would then have one or two captures in it.

^page(?:/(?<pagenum>[0-9]+)){1,2}/?$

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Thanks, seems to work!!!!!!!!!!!
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Hello, I can't seem to get this regex working the way I want...<br />
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The pattern is pretty simple:<br />
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^page/([0-9]+)?/?([0-9]+)?<wbr />/?<br />
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So the URI can be page/1/2/ or page/1/2 or page/1/ or page/1 (or just page/)<br />
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But the capture group is not right sometimes.<br />
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For page/1/2/ it works okay,<br />
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-The 1st capture group is 1<br />
-The 2nd capture group is 2<br />
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But for page/1/<br />
- The 1st capture group is nothing<br />
- The 2nd capture group is 1<br />
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<b>It should be the 1st capture group is 1 and the 2nd capture group is nothing!</b><br />
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What am I doing wrong?
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Hello, I can't seem to get this regex working the way I want...

The pattern is pretty simple:

^page/([0-9]+)?/?([0-9]+)?/?

So the URI can be page/1/2/ or page/1/2 or page/1/ or page/1 (or just page/)

But the capture group is not right sometimes.

For page/1/2/ it works okay,

-The 1st capture group is 1
-The 2nd capture group is 2

But for page/1/
- The 1st capture group is nothing
- The 2nd capture group is 1

It should be the 1st capture group is 1 and the 2nd capture group is nothing!

What am I doing wrong?

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