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I'm retrieving a weather icon url through HTTPGET. Then I need to remove everything after and including the question mark, but it is not in a fixed location in the string. I tried the following TEXT statement, but it does not work. (The regex works on tutorial sites). What am I missing?
weatherIcon=day/bkn?size=small
TEXT=display:%weatherIcon%,regex=\?.*$
your regex expression is perfect but the regex is being evaluated before the variable and so it has nothing to do. This morning I've modified the code to evaluate regex after variables which will solve your problem.
I don't see a workaround for your case because of the order of evaluation.
That will work. No rush.
I'm assuming IMAGE only reads a file and not a url?
That would be correct.That will work. No rush.
I'm assuming IMAGE only reads a file and not a url?
although ...
