I want the following examples to return match
- I like foobar.com
- I like google.com and foobar.com
- I like foobar.com and google.com
- I like foobargoogle.com and googlefoobar.com
- I like yahoo.com and foobar.com
- I like foobar.com and yahoo.com
- I like foobaryahoo.com and yahoofoobar.com
I don't want the following examples to return match
- I like yahoo.com
- I like foobaryahoo.com
- I like google.com
- I like foobargoogle.com
- I like google.com and yahoo.com
- I like foobargoogle.com and foobaryahoo.com
Note - It's not an equal match but a contain match
I tried the following Regex Pattern:
(?!(^.*((google)|(yahoo))\.com.*$))(^.*\w+\.com.*$)
but as soon as either "google.com" or "yahoo.com" occured, it terminated with no match even if "foobar.com" occured before it.
eg. I like foobar.com but not google.com
Basically, I want it to ignore "google.com" and "yahoo.com" anywhere in the string and detect any other type: "\w+.com".
Note:
- google.com and yahoo.com are just examples. So, it should ignore match set of any string length of alphanumeric characters
- ignore case and whitespace
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