Regex question using IIS7's URL Rewrite module?

You can use split EDIT Just as an example, in javascript, you can use this: Something/param1/something/param2/something/param3/something/something2/". Split(/(^/+)\/(^/+)/) And this returns an array: "", "Something", "param1", "/", "something", "param2", "/", "something", "param3", "/", "something", "something2", "/" So, you need just a loop to get correct information.

You can use split. EDIT Just as an example, in javascript, you can use this: "Something/param1/something/param2/something/param3/something/something2/". Split(/(^/+)\/(^/+)/) And this returns an array: "", "Something", "param1", "/", "something", "param2", "/", "something", "param3", "/", "something", "something2", "/" So, you need just a loop to get correct information.

Unfortunately, I can't use split using the URL Rewrite Module. I want to keep most of the URL rewriting to server side as much as possible. – MikiRei Aug 25 '10 at 6:20.

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