My Regex Not Working With $Find Regular Expression Command

[BigEfromDaBX 25]

My Regex works in Regexbuddy and EditPad Lite 7. But no in Ubot. What am I doing wrong? This is my Regex code
 

(?<=class="business-name" data-impressed="1">)[0-9a-z ]+

Im a trying to grab the Company names from the results. Its a total of 32. 


Here is the code:

set(#page,$nothing,"Global")
navigate("http://www.yellowpages.com/search?search_terms=realtor&geo_location_terms=Homestead%2C+FL","Wait")
wait(3)
set(#page,$document text,"Global")
set(#Compan Names,$find regular expression(#page,"(?<=class=\"business-name\" data-impressed=\"1\">)[0-9a-z ]+"),"Global")

[k1lv9h 76]

Hi,

 

This should work with Ubot Studio version 5.:

Replace new lines with nothing when loading #page

Added to regex A-Z for capital letters

set(#page,$nothing,"Global")
navigate("http://www.yellowpages.com/search?search_terms=realtor&geo_location_terms=Homestead%2C+FL","Wait")
wait(3)
set(#page,$replace($document text,$new line,$nothing),"Global")
set(#Compan Names,$find regular expression(#page,"(?<=class=\"business-name\" data-impressed=\"1\">)[0-9A-Za-z ]+"),"Global")

This should work with Ubot Studio version 4.

Replace new lines with nothing when loading #page

Added to regex A-Z for capital letters

Removed from regex data-impressed=\"1\"

set(#page, $nothing, "Global")
navigate("http://www.yellowpages.com/search?search_terms=realtor&geo_location_terms=Homestead%2C+FL", "Wait")
wait(3)
set(#page, $replace($document text, $new line, $nothing), "Global")
set(#Compan Names, $find regular expression(#page, "(?<=class=\"business-name\">)[0-9A-Za-z ]+"), "Global")

Thanks,

Kevin

[deliter 203]

try this,its not perfect but its close enough

 

set(#done,$replace regular expression($find regular expression($document text,"class=\"business-name\"(?s)\\sdata-impressed=\"1\".+?</a>"),"class.+?>|</a>",""),"Global")

 

I think its everything

 

here is if you dont want the featured listings on the side,just the 30 links

 

set(#done,$replace regular expression($find regular expression($document text,"class=\"n\">\\d+\\.\\s<a\\shref.+?class=\"business-name\"(?s)\\sdata-impressed=\"1\".+?</a>"),"class=\"n\">\\d+\\.\\s<a\\shref.+?class=\"business-name\"(?s)\\sdata-impressed=\"1\">|</a>",""),"Global")

 

yes as Kevin said,ubot is case specific,whereas editpad lite is not,tip for that site,their is some lovely JSON data on that page that has everything inside of it,that builds the list,using Aymans JSON parser you could match much easier,and even build your own database out of it

[BigEfromDaBX 25]

Thanks guys.  Makes sense now.   Usually I have regex automatically disregarding the case sensitive on the results.  You guys rock