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hi guys andy from the if community team here and today weamp;#39;re going to take a quick look at a common support request which is how to pull all occurrences of a substring from a trigger ingredient so generally what i recommend for this is some form of regular expression or regex which is a way to match patterns and text and it works really well with filter code when you use the dot match method and iamp;#39;m going to jump in today with an example of trying to find new posts in a subreddit that mention a particular cache tag and this is because hashtags are a perfect example for regex because they have an easily definable pattern essentially weamp;#39;re looking for a dollar sign followed by between two to four uppercase letters so when iamp;#39;m working on regex i like to hop on over to regex101.com which lets you test out your regex and it has some good reference material but today iamp;#39;m going to keep all this on the ift site so you can see iamp;#39;ve already created
