AmazReplacer - Convert Amazon's URL into your referrer URL automatically

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  Thanks Roy!
  
  
  
  

• Good one Roy. Is there a code chunk in there that invisibly appends 'ISerializable' as a referer (& credits accordingly)?
  
  ;-)
  
  

• SBC - my own little trojan? Heh. No but seriously - the source is all these so you can change it.
  

• Just kiddin' Roy! You need a dose of Dilbert! Send me your mailing address & I'll send you a Dilbert Cartoon book (I get them at a tremendous discount)...
  
  Regards & keep up the good postings.
  

• FYI, I'm getting server timeout error messages when trying to download...
  

• Scott: Yeah. I'm having some sort of DNS problem I think :(
  

• Ok I fixed it. The download works now :)
  

• Boy I'm getting old. Forgot about that..
  
  

• Your HTML markup is missing some of the actual code because the code contains characters that should be escaped. For example, book.Groups["book"] refers to a section in the regular expression named 'book'. However, the code aboove does not show any <book> section.
  
  
  
  The code in your ZIP file looks like this:
  
  const string pattern = @".*(ASIN|tg/detail/-)/(?<book>.\d*)/.*";
  
  Your code above reads like this:
  
  const string pattern = .*(ASIN|tg/detail/-)/(?.\d*)/.*";
  
  
  
  I'm not sure why your leading @ and " are missing, but I think you just have to escape the < and > to get <book> back.
  
  
  
  
  
  

• My fault for changing stuff manually inside the post istead of copy-pasting..
  
  Will fix it. Thanks :)