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How to get FQDN from URL

dineshp
Explorer
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ramdaspr
Contributor

Refer this

Simply put ((?[^:/?#]+):)?(//(?[^/?#]*))?(?[^?#|\s]*)(\?(?[^#|^\s]*))?(#(?.*[^\s]))?

cs_uri_authority is the one you are looking for.

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miteshvohra
Contributor

Try this regular expression: (?!(http|https)(:\/\/))+([\w]+.){1}([\w]+.?)+

Will be happy to hear back if it worked or not.

  • Mitesh.
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