I am creating a web app in ASP.NET with VB code behind. I would like it so that a user can input a url ("[URL]") and then when the user presses the GO button, I want the system to interprete the [URL] page (without navigating to it), look in the HTML source, and store all data that is present within the URL's <p></p> tags...is this possible?
I have noticed a similar thing present on [URL]. When you submit an article to [URL], it automatically looks at the URL's <meta name="description" content="" /> in the URL HTML file. I would like to do a similar thing, but instead extract all text between all <p></p> tags.
I have a personal logs entry for a website. This enables the user to enter logs/notes, etc. The information is stored in a column of a database with HTML coding; <br />, <b>, etc.I need to export this to a PDF using a Crystal reports. I have a crystal report configured already, and it's displaying the information as standard text; the <br /> and <b> are displayed as such without the proper formatting.How do I configured my Crystal Report to correct interpret the HTML codes for formatting within the report?
i want to display these symbols in a textbox [URL] ok say i want to display a square root symbol I need to parse html command txt1.text=" html command square root symbol is " & √ 'this needs to be parsed
This works. Now I have to submit a form via C# code.... DONE. It works. And my C# code saves the "new" HTML to a string variable called "submitParsedHTML". My question is: how to I change out the URL, to go through the string variable instead? I am thinking about doing this: When the user clicks the button to "Post" to the form and the app grabs the HTML. The app logs into my FTP account and saves the HTML as a seperate (temporary) file to be used on the internet [URL] Then the app can then parse the HTML as if it was a normal HTML document and not have to go through formatting the text to an HTML document. What do you all think?
The question is not really about parsing the HTML, but rather parsing the HTML and adding elements to the DOM according to the HTML tags. For example - I want to be able to take an HTML page, add attribute to the HTML tags - such as "class='replace'", put some PHP/ASPNET code in the page (make an ASPX page with ASPNET or put some include with PHP) and make them parse the page every time it is accessed and manipulate the DOM of the tags marked as 'class="replace".
For example if I have < div class='replace'>< /div>, after I run the script I'll get something like < div class='replace'>This is a new text< /div>
I'd like to know one (or more) ways to parse the HTML page output. I'd like to detect some patterns on the HTML that will be send to the client and log some info if present.
i have an html (save in a string variable if needed) and i want to use the content of one of the html's tables (the html page has 4 tables an i want only one of them) . i read a lot of similar post but i didn't find anything helpful. on how to parse the html and get the content of one of the tables so i can use this data later?
I'm trying to parse a HTML file to retrieve certain info in my asp.net app. I've looked at the html agility pack but found that also quite difficult. :-) As my HTML should be pretty standard I'm hoping regex is quick and easy. I need a regex that will look through the html file (which I've loaded into a string) and find the below line and take out the DATATOEXTRACT (which will be some sort of text, the name of a recipe in this case) so I can put it into a variable:
parsing the HTML from a URL for e.g. www.google.com...Idea is to convert the html to xml and than read and dump the content in the database...Is the approach correct or their a better way to do so?
I have never used ASP before!I have a server which has a shared folder where all quotes for our small business are saved.I have setup a HTTPs website with authentication, which then allows you to browse the folder contents as HTML. If you WORD installed on your machine you can download and open. No need to be able to save or anything - it is for viewing only.
The trouble I have is that every now again you are on a site where you cannot open the document as there is no software to do so. I would like to be able to display the WORD doc in a web browser.I have googled and it seems it is possible, but I am struggling with a result.All I want to do is view the WORD document in an HTML page. It could even be just the text less the formatting and header/footer if this was easier to achieve.Running MS Server 2003 SBS, and currently still using MS Office 2000!
In my application i allow users to download a csv file from the App. When a user clicks on the Download file link , they see the Download file dialog box. My problem is that some o f the files opens as an HTML document.This happens intermittently.
I am querying a web service and get returned a SOAP message. I want to create a html table and select what node should be in what column and so on. I have been googling a bit but wonder if anyone of you know a good guide on how to do this properly?
well the question is simple but i searched all over, found crystal reports found many tools
but the problem is
i cannot use an other tools, or libraries other then the default with vs08 sp1
i cannot use crystal reports, as its datasource is dataset or xml none of which is there
my page on users click of button generates a html table and info within using c# code behind (i.e. at runtime) so how to write this stream to browser such that it becomes a valid pdf file?
I've been profiling my ASP.NET application with ANTS Memory Profiler 6, and have seen indications of memory leaks. However, I don't know whether or not the growths I'm seeing are supposed to be there or not (for instance, System.String grows a lot each snapshot. Should it?)I don't understand the whole memory processso I don't know if I am interpreting the results correctly or not. How do I interpret the results of the ANTS Memory Profiler?
Is there a way to copy a html table to a word document but it has to be exactly like doing it manually. Because i found some solutions but none was the same as doing it manually.
