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I’ve got this regex /src='cid:(.*)'/Uims and it works fine but only match element in single quote . What is the way to also allow result who match double quotes (like /src="cid:(.*)"/Uims) but in a single regex?
Store the type of quotation as a back reference and refer to it where it should be closed.
Note that the back reference you are using will be located at \2 (or $2) instead of \1.
Oh, and you probably want to make the grouping lazy (non-greedy), so I added a
?after.*. See regular-expressions.info for more info.