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I have the following regex, which will match all the <br> and <br /> tags in a string:
/<br[\s|\/]*>/gi
I actually want to match every set of two consecutive tags, with valid matches being:
<br><br>
<br/><br>
<br><br/>
<br/><br/>
(and all variations with a space before the slash)
Obviously I can just double up the expression to /<br[\s|\/]*><br[\s|\/]*>/gi, but is there a shorter way of taking the first expression and saying “this, but twice”?
Try this one:
/(<br[\s|\/]*>){2}/gi