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dogknob

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2. Ooooo!

Reply to ChromeFoundry (Reply #1)

Sun May 4, 2014, 12:01 PM

May 2014

Thanks!

I was using php checkdate() strings that make it through my original regex -- so no stuff like February 30...

But that's lovely... if I decide to change this from a php cron job to a .sh cron job! Wheee!

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It's 7:18am on Sunday morning. Wanna help me with a regular expression? [View all] dogknob May 2014 OP

Not sure if it's critical ChromeFoundry May 2014 #1

Ooooo! dogknob May 2014 #2

EDITED: might be done with this now. dogknob May 2014 #3

Here is an alternative RegEx tester ChromeFoundry May 2014 #4

Dude! the colors! dogknob May 2014 #5

Got a bit more fat trimmed off of it. dogknob May 2014 #6