qwerty10000
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Alright, an easy one for you guys. We are using ActiveReport's RichTextBox to display some random bits of HTML code.The HTML tags supported by ActiveReport can be found here : http://www.datadynamics.com/Help/ARNET3/ar3conSupportedHtmlTagsInRichText.htmlAn example of what I want to do is replace any match of \[code\]<div style="text-align:*</div>\[/code\] by \[code\]<p style=\"text-align:*</p>\[/code\] in order to use a supported tag for text-alignment.I have found the following regex expression to find the correct match in my html input:\[code\]<div style=\"text-align
.*?)</div>\[/code\]However, I can't find a way to keep the previous text contained in the tags after my replacement. Any clue? Is it me or Regex are generally a PITA? \[code\] private static readonly IDictionary<string, string> _replaceMap = new Dictionary<string, string> { {"<div style=\"text-align.*?)</div>", "<p style=\"text-align.*?)</p>"} }; public static string FormatHtml(string html) { foreach(var pair in _replaceMap) { html = Regex.Replace(html, pair.Key, pair.Value); } return html; }\[/code\]Thanks!
.*?)</div>\[/code\]However, I can't find a way to keep the previous text contained in the tags after my replacement. Any clue? Is it me or Regex are generally a PITA? \[code\] private static readonly IDictionary<string, string> _replaceMap = new Dictionary<string, string> { {"<div style=\"text-align.*?)</div>", "<p style=\"text-align.*?)</p>"} }; public static string FormatHtml(string html) { foreach(var pair in _replaceMap) { html = Regex.Replace(html, pair.Key, pair.Value); } return html; }\[/code\]Thanks!