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This solves IDontKnow's problem but, out of interest, where did the "T=" prefix come from in the first place? I tried playing around with the RegExps but got stuck as JS Morley's RainRegExp was happily churning out the StringIndex values without any "T=" prefix.
I'm not sure where it came from, it is part of the RegExp "(?siU)t=\"(.*)\".*" I'm not sure why it returned the search strings along with the desired text. I tried using StringIndex2, but every time I did that, there was only one entry, and all uses of it were empty.
IDontKnow wrote:I'm not sure where it came from, it is part of the RegExp "(?siU)t=\"(.*)\".*" I'm not sure why it returned the search strings along with the desired text. I tried using StringIndex2, but every time I did that, there was only one entry, and all uses of it were empty.
The reason it wasn't working as you had it is because (at least in my experience) RegExp cannot be applied to child measures. It all has to be done in the main measure.
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Layer1Child would refer to the first "<div" it finds on the main site, which right now is id="skip-link", then Layer2Child would refer to id in the first div tag which is skip-link