Capture Username & Password Fields

[CyberCitizen]

Can I ask what the best way is to capture the username & password fields into an array.

Note the amount of items can change, so instead of using length and midstr etc I was hoping to extract the details into an array and then export that info at a later time.

This is what I have so far, except I end up with extra items into the array. I need another set of eyes for assistance.

Let>HTTP_TIMEOUT=30
HTTPRequest>http://newzfinders.com/NewsAccFree/List ... GET,,vHTML,,,,
StringReplace>%vHTML%,<User>,##USER##,vHTML
StringReplace>%vHTML%,</User>,##USER##,vHTML
StringReplace>%vHTML%,<Pass>,##PASS##,vHTML
StringReplace>%vHTML%,</Pass>,##PASS##,vHTML
Separate>%vHTML%,##USER##,aUserArray
Separate>%vHTML%,##PASS##,aPassArray
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[Marcus Tettmar]

Use RegEx. RegEx returns an array of matches:

RegEx>(?).*?(?=),HTML,0,user_matches,num_users,0

That will give you an array of usernames (anything that appears between a ... tag.

See:
http://www.mjtnet.com/blog/2012/10/29/m ... sed-regex/

[CyberCitizen]

Thanks Marcus,

I always forget about RegEx, such a simple statement as well.

Just had to change the source its looking at but it works. Thanks again.