So I've been turning myself inside out trying to figure this one out and cannot... In search this works fine, 'test' evaluates to "default" | makeresults | eval value = "users|default" | eval test = replace(value, "(\w*)\|(\w*)", "\2") Trying to make this work as a token eval however is proving difficult. I am trying to do this: (where <set token="form.chg_focus">users|default</set> is defined elsewhere to trigger a change for the input) <input type="text" token="chg_focus" depends="$HIDDEN$">
<change>
<eval token="nav_chart_mode">replace($value$, "(\w*)\|(\w*)", "\2")</eval>
</change>
</input> The above is a simplified version of the input I am trying to implement which involves multiple token sets and evals. I figured out that I needed to double up the instances of \ in the regex expression , so for example this works (i.e. I get $nav_chart_mode$=default) <eval token="nav_chart_mode">replace($value$, "\\w*\\|", "")</eval> So does this <eval token="nav_chart_mode">replace($value$, "\\w*\\|\\w*", "default")</eval> However I cannot seem to get this to work - all I get is $nav_chart_mode$="" (i.e. blank string). <eval token="nav_chart_mode">replace($value$, "(\\w*)\\|(\\w*)", "\2")</eval> Using "\\2" results in $nav_chart_mode$=\2, so that isn't the answer. I also tried using \( and \), i.e. "\(\\w*\)\\|\(\\w*\)", and no joy there - also results in $nav_chart_mode$="". I also tried using double (( and )), also not helpful... (and not logical, but I was getting desperate 😊) I am hoping someone out there can help me understand what I am not understanding... Cheers
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