I have this string ($str) : 67-89-90T, and I want to keep 67-89.
Of course substring-before($str,'-') returns 67, but how can I choose the 2nd dash?
I have this string ($str) : 67-89-90T , and I want to keep 67-89
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I have this string ($str) : 67-89-90T, and I want to keep 67-89.
Of course substring-before($str,'-') returns 67, but how can I choose the 2nd dash?
A XPath 2 solution would be:
(also works, if there is no -, since then it does not match and replaces nothing)