Regular Expression Question

Question

This is the string that I am trying to manipulate using Regex in c#.

string hyperlinkPattern = "For more information go to <myHyperlink id = "ABC" number ="1234" someval ="11"> Hello Click here </myHyperlink>"

I am trying to get the output in following format -

For more information go to <a href = Jscript("ABC","1234","11") Hello Click here </a>

So, I should first get the value of "id", "number" and "alt" tag from the "myHyperlink" tag and then use these value while replacing that tag with "<a href" tag.

The input value is in string format even though it looks like html value.

I am trying to do this using regular expression and not able to proceed with getting the pattern. Any help or clue would be highly appreciated.

thank you

Vulpes · Answer

I think this should do it: using System; using System.Text.RegularExpressions; class Test { static void Main() { string hyperlinkPattern = For more information go to Hello Click here ; string regFind =  (.*?) ; string regReplace =  ; hyperlinkPattern = Regex.Replace(hyperlinkPattern regFind regReplace); Console.WriteLine(hyperlinkPattern); Console.ReadKey(); } } The output should be: For more information go to

Deer Park · Answer

Thanks a lot. This perfectly does what I was struggling with. Was good learning experience too. Thank you.