You should escape the "/" in "uploads/" and g isn't a valid modifier, plus ^ is invalid, I guess you wanted . Instead. Here is your regex : /(?+?(?=uploads\/)/ The test on ideone.
Thanks Colin, this was working until I noticed one thing I've been trying to figure out. If there are multiple images/links I need to do this to on the same line, it looks like it grabs everything from the very first quote, to the very last uploads/ pathname. Ie: – kilrizzy Nov 16 '10 at 16:12 ideone.Com/Cd5oa – kilrizzy Nov 16 '10 at 16:18.
By simplifying you remove the "=" part in the look-behind (which could be important) and you removed the laziness (which could be dangerous) and replaced it by an optional . (which is wrong given the initial regex). – Colin Hebert Oct 19 '10 at 17:29 @Colin the spec is "after a quote" (hence the lookbehind change) and "any content" (hence the change to .
*). I had already changed the greedy *. – lonesomeday Oct 19 '10 at 17:33.
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