What would be the regex to get the view code from youtube urls?

This snippet only matches on URL's from youtube.com.

This snippet only matches on URL's from youtube. Com: var url = 'youtube.com/watch?v=XODUrTtvZks&feature=...; var matches = url. Match(/^https?

:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch\? \s*v=(^&+)/i); if (matches) { var videoID = matches1; // do stuff }.

You can use /v=(^&+)/ and get the match at offset 1.

Dude. Mellamokb had already provided answer. – Siva Charan Oct 7 at 15:39 And I give my own answer, dude – mck89 Oct 7 at 15:44 +1 for the correct answer.

– Siva Charan Oct 7 at 15:49.

You can use an online tool called RegExr to get your regular expression ,gskinner.com/RegExr/. Regards Rahul.

(?:a-zA_Z{2,3}. )?(?:youtube\. Com\/watch\?

)((?:\w\d\-\_\=+&(?:amp;)? )*v(?:)? =(0-9a-zA-Z\-\_+))/i.

Exec(url)2; } You can see it here: code.google.com/p/closure-library/source....

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