Hey,

I have this code that "arrives" 1 line at a time.

Code:
<a href='http://tehclan.com/forum/index.php?showuser=51379' title='11:00 AM'><span style='color:orange'>Ash[numbers]_NM</span></a>,
<a href='http://tehclan.com/forum/index.php?showuser=49877' title='10:59 AM'><span style='color:#000000'><img src='http://tehclan.com/forum/rankicons/staff.gif' border='0'/>Egekalaycan</span></a>,
<a href='http://tehclan.com/forum/index.php?showuser=19999' title='10:54 AM'><span style='color:#6e2de4'><img src='http://tehclan.com/forum/rankicons/staff.gif' border='0'/>Ash44455666</span></a>,
<a href='http://tehclan.com/forum/index.php?showuser=44984' title='11:00 AM'><span style='color:#4C7FB1'>Rikieman1</span></a>,
<a href='http://tehclan.com/forum/index.php?showuser=50689' title='11:00 AM'><span style='color:#4C7FB1'>Killharry1</span></a>,
<a href='http://tehclan.com/forum/index.php?showuser=24641' title='10:49 AM'><span style='color:#4C7FB1'>jaguar838</span></a>,
MSN.com<br /><br />


I thought it wouldn't be too much of an issue; I wrote up this regular expression to get the information I need when those particular lines arrive (by the way, the number of the lines is never (guaranteed to be) the same, and the names will (usually) be different).

Code:
\d+? (?:AM|PM)'>(.+?)<\/a>


And so, when the line arrives, I would get everything between the end of the <a> tag to the </a> tag, then I would remove the remaining html using an alias I got from the net.

Thing is, it doesn't work at all, and every single variation of it that I could think of hasn't worked. In fact, this is the most recent "version" of it, whereas the original was much more complex, so much so that I wouldn't have needed any post-editing to have the name I want.

Thanks in advance; I've managed to accomplish so much to this point without actually getting any assistance (learning via google searches and this webpage), I can't believe I can't get something this simple to work. >.<

Also, since it may come in handy to others, I use this site to help me write regular expressions. I also learned a bunch from it. It isn't perfect in regards to mIRC Scripting, but it really helps nonetheless.

http://gskinner.com/RegExr/