The sad truth about this post is that I have poor regex skills. I recently came across some code in an old project that I seriously want to do something about. [code]...
I have a long string of HTML code that contains several quotes around objects in the string. I have a Regex.Replace() function to change the "img src" tag, due to the way its stored in a database.
Here is my string: <p><strong><u><font color="#cc0099">RICH TEXT BOLD UNDERLINE. PICTURE TO APPEAR BELOW</font></u></strong></p><p><strong><u><font color="#cc0099"/></u></strong></p><p><img src="/inlineimages/WorkOrder/6/1245981403232.jpg"/> </p><p /><p>W00T!</p>
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Notice how the "<font color=" has single quotes around its value, and "<img src=" has single quotes, with a double quote jammed in between?
Also, is there an automated way to go from my initial string, to the "Dim input As String" I created? I had to manually type that out, editing the quotes just to try and make it work.
Using VB.NET, Is there a way to do this RegEx call in 1 step... instead of 2-3? I'm trying to find the word "bingo", or whatever is between the START and END words, but then also inside the inner FISH and CAKES words. My final results should be just "bingo".
Dim s1 As String = "START (random string) FISH bingo CAKES (random string) END"
Ive been searching the Stackoverflow but couldnt find the exact thread that my problem is this, i want to be able to find and take out any occurances of 8 digits wihtin a string.
Dim SetOfMatches As MatchCollection Dim MyRegex As New Regex("A^d{8}$A") Dim TestString As String = "testing 12345678 testing" myMatches = myRegex.Matches(TestString) For each Row as Match in myMatches console.writeline(row.value) Next
this doesnt not generate any hits. but i want to find the 8 digit occurance in the middle of the string.
I have a string which consists of the raw HTML of a webpage. I would like to search for the first use of /imgres?imgurl= within the string and display the url of an image which follows exactly after it in a text box. Below is an example of part of the string: [URL]..In this case it would find /imgres?imgurl= then it would display [URL]...
Dim wc As New System.Net.WebClient() Dim p As New System.Net.WebProxy() Dim test As String wc.Encoding = System.Text.Encoding.GetEncoding("utf-8") p.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials wc.Proxy = p
I am trying save a value from an input tag in some HTML source code. The tag looks like so:
<input name="user_status" value="3" />
I have the page source in a variable (pageSourceCode), and need to work out some regex to get the value (3 in this example). I have this so far: [Code] Which works fine most of the time, however this code is used to process source code from multiple sites (that use the same platform), and sometimes there are other attributes included in the input tag, or they are in a different order, eg:
what i am trying to do is extract information beween two tags in some html from the source of a website. The contents of the text between the two tags will always be different. the code i currently have is;
I'm here again asking stupid questions. I don't have really get this but i ask again but i try explain all better. Here is a website link and i want catch string from here. Look page's source code and find first what starts <td> someword </td> I use this code for catch word from page. Visual Basic Express 2008
I was looking at a previous post and the poster was talking about htmlelement, so what I want to know is if you can use this function to find a html element on a wb page.I'm trying to make a program that will find the img src url for an image on a website and then return that url to the imagelocation of a picturebox.
I have a string with 60000+ characters. I look for informations inside the string in a sequentially order. Every time I found a information I delete whatever is behind that information. In other words I reduce the size of the string every time I find something, and I do this using IndexOf and Remove, much like this:
vb.net Str = Str.Remove(0, Str.IndexOf("MyInfo"))
This can be quite heavy on the processor. So my question is it faster to look the informations using Regex or it would be about the same?
I am using this regex string in one of my programs to validate email adresses: "^[a-z0-9._%+-]+@[a-z0-9.-]+.[a-z]{2,4}$". This works well for the most part, but I just found out that it doesn't catch an address like this ... "john.doe.@yahoo.com" ... where there's a "." right before the "@", which is invalid, so my program tries to send it & throws an exception. How to modify my regex string to catch this situation?
I need to know how to find the HTML element the mouse if hovering over such as a link so that I can open the link in a new tab, what would be an easy way of doing this?
How would I use Regex to extract the body from a html doc,taking into account that the html and body tags might be in uppercase, lowercase or might not exist?
I need to remove all quotes from an image tag found within lots of other text. For example, I want to make
<img src="folder/image.gif" target="_blank" />
into
<img src=folder/image.gif target=_blank />
I'm using vb, and need to use a regEx specifically for the img tag and not use replace. The img tag can be in a block of other text, so I need to use regEx to search for the <img and then within that until I meet a /> I need to remove all quotes.
I want to get tags content in a string with regular expression. I wrote it for just one line. When the content changed into some lines from one line, Regex will never do pattern on the tag. I choose RegexOptions.Multiline + RegexOptions.Singleline for finding options.My pattern in low level: (>)[ a-z A-z 0-9 ]*(</)
<br/><span class=""synopsis-view-synopsis"">America's justice system comes under indictment in director <a href='/people/1035' class='actor' style='font-weight:bold'>Norman Jewison</a>'s trenchant film starring <a href='/people/1028'
I am trying to remove the tables within an HTML file, specifically, for the following document, I'd like to remove anything within the tags <TABLE....> and </TABLE>. The document contains multiple tables with texts in between.
The expression that I came up with, <TABLE.*>s*[s|S]*</TABLE>s*, however would remove the text in between the tables. In fact it would remove everything between the first <TABLE> and the last </TABLE> tags. I would like to keep the texts in between and only remove the tables.
This is a follow up to another question of mine. The solution I found worked great for every one of the test cases I threw at it, until a case showed up that eluded me the first time around.My goal is to reformat improperly formatted tag attributes using regex (I know, probably not a fool-proof method as I'm finding out, but bear with me).
My functions: Public Function ConvertMarkupAttributeQuoteType(ByVal html As String) As String Dim findTags As String = "</?w+((s+w+(s*=s*(?:"".*?""|'.*?'|[^'"">s]+))?)+s*|s*)/?>"
I just spent about 2 hours searching this forum on this topic but I need some advice. I am looking to extract certain data from HTML source code that I have down loaded into a text file its about 9KB in size.I am looking to keep all email address found. How would this work or what would be the best method to use? This is what I would like to extract and write to another file: