(^. +)$ Your expression is missing the "$" to match the end of the string, so it is successfully matching 1+ occurrences of a non-DOT character and calling it a day.
I am using URL Rewrite module 2 in IIS 7. I have a certain rule for rewriting URLs in IIS. But I want that rule to apply to only strings that DO NOT contain a DOT (.) If the string contains a DOT, I want it to fail and simply be not rewritten.
I thought this will work - ^(^. +) but it rejects only strings that start with a DOT. "projects", "about", "contact" should be matched.
Css" should be rejected. What is the regular expression I should use?
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