kietnguyen
11/28/2024, 9:48 AMVapi
11/28/2024, 9:50 AMhttps://.+\.example\.com.
Make sure to escape the dots with a backslash to ensure they are treated as literal dots, not as wildcard characters. If you're implementing this in a form and it's still not accepting valid URLs, there might be an issue with how the form is processing the regular expression.
If you need further assistance with this, could you please provide more details about where you're trying to use this regular expression?Vapi
11/28/2024, 9:50 AMVapi
11/28/2024, 9:52 AMkietnguyen
11/29/2024, 4:58 PMShubham Bajaj
11/29/2024, 5:47 PMShubham Bajaj
11/29/2024, 5:48 PM.+ doesn't match the criteria, and regular expression used for validation will also fail since .+ is not a valid hostname according to URL standards.Shubham Bajaj
11/29/2024, 5:49 PMhttps://*.example.com/kietnguyen
12/03/2024, 1:32 AMhttps://*.example.com and https://*.example.com/ and it did not workkietnguyen
12/03/2024, 1:34 AMShubham Bajaj
12/03/2024, 1:34 PMkietnguyen
12/04/2024, 11:10 PMShubham Bajaj
12/06/2024, 10:31 AM