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Asked: 2026-05-15T15:09:04+00:00

I am currently using this regex to get the page number from the url:

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I am currently using this regex to get the page number from the url:

 @"\/(\d+)$";

Which worked fine for urls like:

/some_category/2
/some_category2/323

My urls now have some additional querystring values (optionally), so the current regex is not working for these cases.

So now I need a regex to support:

/some_category/2
/some_category2/323
/some_category2/323?a=1&b=2
/some_category2/323?&c=123&a=1&b=2

Any help would be appreciated.

I am using a route with wildcards so I can use the built in asp.net mvc for this.

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  1. Editorial Team

    It should be /(\d+)

    No need to escape the front slash. The $ character was an end-of-line character which wasn’t working because the digits occurred before the end of the line

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