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12-10-2006, 04:59 AM
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parsing HTML results
Hello-
I am trying to parse HTML results which look like this: <html> <body> <span class=aaa>this is a test</span><span class=bbb>testing again</span><span class=aaa>test number 3</span> </body> </html> All the <span> are on one line. In this particular case, I want to match all the <span class=aaa> so that my results would look like: this is a test test number 3 I was fairly successful with a regex like /<span class=aaa>(.*)</span>/ but I could only get the first result. Is there an easy way to match <span class=aaa>*</span> and return the contents within the tag? And to either insert the results into an array, or have the ability to loop through the results? Thanks John Raines |
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12-10-2006, 11:13 AM
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Re: parsing HTML results
John Raines wrote:
> I am trying to parse HTML results which look like this: [...] This has been discussed a gazillion of times. > Is there an easy way to match <span class=aaa>*</span> and return the > contents within the tag? And to either insert the results into an > array, or have the ability to loop through the results? Absolutely. The best way to do it is as described in the FAQ: just use a parser to parse HTML. jue |
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