Regex tweak to allow use in WordPress themes #25
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December 1, 2010 15:07
Uses a positive lookahead so that topup works when placed in a WordPress theme.
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The scriptHost regular expression wouldn't work for long urls like this: http://localhost/project_name/wp-content/themes/theme_name/topup/javascripts/top_up.js
So I tweaked it using a positive lookahead. I posted this as an issue a while back, then learned about the ability to use a pull request. So, if you like it here it is!