I'm trying to make this regex:
([?=section\/en\/]*)([^\/#]*)
For these examples:
https://www.test.com/en/string-to-get#cid=4949
https://www.test.com/en/section/string-to-get/page&2#cid=4949
https://www.test.com/en/section/string-to-get#cid=4949
You need to use
(?<=section\/)([^\/#]*)
Or, just
section\/([^\/#]*)
and grab Group 1 value.
Here,
(?<=section\/)
- a positive lookbehind that matches a location immediately preceded with section/
substring([^\/#]*)
- Capturing group 1: zero or more chars other than /
and #
.See the regex demo #1 and regex demo #2.
Depending on whether or not regex delimiters are required and if they are not /
s you may use an unescaped /
, (?<=section/)([^/#]*)
and section/([^/#]*)
.