Rick, you are right: (negative) lookbehinds are not
supported in
classic ASP.
The regex whithout the negative lookbehind does work:
(?:^|\b)(((http://|www\.))([\w\.]+)([,:%#&\/?=\w+
.-]+))(?:\b|$)|(\w+ [-\w\._%\d/\#]+)\b
Can anyone help me to adapt this, so it does the two-pass
test?
1. first: the regex above (matches all the URL's).
2. if the first test is true, the regex has to check if the
URL is not
the value of a href-attribute.
Thanks for your help.
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