The text is something like the following
<a href="http://example.com/test this now">Stuff</a>
More stuff
<a href="http://example.com/more?stuff goes here">more</a>
last thing
<a href="http://example.com/more?lasthing goes here">more</a>
I need to replace what's inside the last href
ocurrence in the text, with another reference as http://realreference.com/real?the one to replace
I can actually change the href
of all ocurrences in the string with the global flag g
after the regex /href="(.*?)"/
and a function like the following:
string.replace(/href="(.*?)"/g, () => {
return `href="http://realreference.com/real?the one to replace"`;
})
I would need to only change it in the last href
ocurrence of the string, which in this case it's href="http://example.com/more?lasthing goes here"
If you are looking for a pure regex solution, you can use the following to find the last match:
pattern(?![\s\S]*pattern)
Example: href="(.+?)"(?.[\s\S]*href="(?+?)")
See it yourself: regex101.com
Find all href
with match and replace only last
You can use querySelector in order to query the desired element in the DOM. Using :last-of-type will make it select the last element of the type you select. Therefore, with this code in the first line, you will get the last <a>
. After you get the element, you can replace its href
attribute by using setAttribute .
let last_a = document.querySelector('a:last-of-type'); last_a.setAttribute('href', 'http://realreference.com/real?the one to replace'); console.log(last_a);
<a href="http://example.com/test this now">Stuff</a> More stuff <a href="http://example.com/more?stuff goes here">more</a> last thing <a href="http://example.com/more?lasthing goes here">more</a>
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