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I wrote a simple program to get information from the Internet

string loginName = null;
Regex rloginName = new Regex(@" <tr><td dir='rtl'><h1>(.*?)</h1><br /></td></tr> <!--.............. Titel der Referat ..............-->");

Match mloginName = rloginName.Match(source);
if (mloginName.Success)
{

}

ok I am testing this on RegexBuddy 3, everything is fine, but in my code, I can't get something too,

so where is my code problem

here is the code:

<tr><td dir='rtl'><h1>xxx:xxx:xxxx:xxx@xxx.xxx</h1><br /></td></tr> <!--.............. Titel der Referat ..............-->     
          <tr><td dir='rtl' style='text-align: justify'>

and I want to get

xxx:xxx:xxxx:xxx@xxx.xxx
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It's a tiny space at the beginning of your Regex template. If you remove it, you can get what you want using mloginName.Groups [1].



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So, are there any spaces / new lines in the webpage?



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