Text parser matching http patern not working with a specific website

[Pamela1]

Hi,
from a telegram watch updates module I pass the a message sent to telegram to a text parser in order to extract a website url:

It works with every website, except with this one La farce de Poutine et Touadera :

This is what happens with all the other websites:

I got the input and the output.

This is what happens with this specific website:

No output.

I don’t understand

[sachinkadam5]

Hi @Pamela1 ,
In the second screenshot you are missing “www.” after “https://”.
So by adding “www.” after the “https://” it will automatically fetch the whole website url.

[sachin.shrivastava]

Add (-) Dash in Special Characters in the pattern.
It will run perfectly.

[Pamela1]

thanks @sachinkadam5 I already tried that, but the result was the same.

No output.

[Pamela1]

Thanks @sachin.shrivastava it works!
Why is that? Is it a bug?
But then now it will only catch urls with “-” inside, right ?

[sachin.shrivastava]

It matches the pattern like http://www.example.com as Base URI but the link provided by you have special character like (-) Dash in the base URL. So we have to put in ‘Special character in the pattern’

[samliew]

Fun fact

The Base URI is also known as the hostname.

www.example.com

The full hostname with the protocol, is called the origin.

https://www.example.com

If you typed location.hostname or location.origin into the browser console, these values will be what you get.

For more information, see Location - Web APIs | MDN