Regex - Adding "http://" To All Links Without A Protocol
Jan 25, 2011
I use VB.NET and would like to add http:// to all links that doesn't already start with http://, https://, ftp:// and so on. "I want to add http here <a href=""[URL]"" target=""_blank"">Google</a>, but not here <a href=""[URL]"" target=""_blank"">Google</a>."
It was easy when I just had the links, but I can't find a good solution for an entire string containing multiple links. I guess RegEx is the way to go, but I wouldn't even know where to start. EDIT: I can find the RegEx myself, it's the parsing and prepending I'm having problems with. Could anyone give me an example with Regex.Replace() in C# or VB.NET?
What I'm trying to achieve is something similar to an Add-on called Live Http Headers used with Firefox. I'm not trying to get the Headers or cookies, but the links that load on the page itself. Let us assume I visited Mail.Yahoo.com, this is pretty much what you would see when I use the add-on.
CLICK HERE How can I achieve something similar ? Only the links that load on the page itself.
I'm working on a program that gets some info about a certain web page. But one of the features is it needs to find all the links to other webpages on THE SAME site (I think its called an internal link... not sure). I already figured out how to get the page's HTML code, now i just need to know how to find stuff like "" in the HTML code then output me [URL]
What I'm trying to do is parse out some links via a google search and fill a text box with said results. This is the code I have in a module which I call upon inside of a command button.
This question is about using VB for writing a web services client, so I hope it will be suitable for this forum.I've been asked to add a username/pwd token to the SOAP/HTTP request headers sent by an old WS client developed years ago with the .NET framework 1.1. I believe I have done everything it is needed, but I get consistently an HTPP error 401 (Authorisation Required). I hope some experienced WSE user may help me in solving this problem, without forcing me to upgrade everything.I have downloaded WSE 2.0 SP3 and updated the WebReferences in my VisualStudio 2k3 project: a new client service class myServiceWse has appeared aside the old myService.I have followed thoroughly the example "How to: Add Security Credentials to a SOAP Message" (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms819938.aspx) using the new service class and adding instructions to my old code. I have added lines to my web.config according to the sample WSE.config provided. I am enclosing the relevant lines at the end of this post.The only glitch is that the section <httpHandlers> in WSE.config mentions a class Microsoft.Web.Services2.Routing.RoutingHandler, which is actually not present in the Microsoft.web.Services2.dll file. Anyhow I'd say WS-Routing is not the issue here. I left that section out of web.config altogether.
I have tried all sorts of experiments with duration of the token, form of password sending (plaintext, hashed, none), etc. I enclose the lines of code and hope to get some useful hint.
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- the client code has worked fine beforehand, as long as authorisation wasn't required at the server. The problem is strictly related to my botched addition of WSE functionalities
- if I approach the server from another client (e.g. SoapUI) and provide the same credentials, the request is accepted no problem. So again the trouble is either in the code or in the configuration I presented in this post.
I'm just curious as to how some software programs that I see out there have the ability to extract links & text from thousands of web pages at an extremely high and fast rate. Has anyone here, ever created a link or text extracting program the has the ability to parse many webpages and return data into a textbox? I know how to extract links via the webbrowser control, but it doesn't seem to parse/extract data at a very high & fast rate like many email, link & text extracting programs that I see out there.
my webbrowser navigates to a webpage. I need to store all the links into a collection, I did find the code to do the job (on this forum) and it works, but there is a problem: there are more links on the page than those the code reads, like when i right click on a picture and choose "copy shortcut" I get a link that is not showing when I display the "view source" for the entire page. I can't figure out how to do it.
Anyone know anymore .DLL Files that are like this?
HTTP client component for communicating with HTTP servers. [URL]
Im looking for something that acts like Web Browser Control But it is not. It should be like HttpWebRequest Class But handle the stuff properly like a Web Browser Control Does.
I am having an issue where I am using regex.Replace to replace part of a string. The basic idea is that I want to capture the beginning of the string then replace the end of the string with a value from code. For an example pretend I have a string that says "Test Number " followed by number and I want to increment that number. I capture the "Test Number " but when I try to concatenate that capture with the new number it treats the capture ($1) as a literal and replaces the entire string with $1[new number].
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This will output "We are on Test Number 2", as expected. how I can use a variable in the replacement string portion of the Regex.Replace when including a captured group?
I'm developing a filetransfer app in VB.Net..The sizes of the files vary, but can get up to 10+ GB.I already create a chat app as a test.On the clientside I run this code to connect to the server.[code]Can I also use this to transfer files?I want the app to work through a firewall and stuff.So I think I need the outgoing data on the client to go through port 80. On the server I want to be able to receive the data on another port (E.g. 8888). Is this possible?And final question is. What protocol should I use for this purpose TCP or UDP.
I'm creating a program in VB.NET to output multiple images. Some images will have the same file name. If there is multiple files with the same name I want to add "_1_" to the end of the file name. If the "_1_" file already exists I want to increment the 1 to be "_2_". If this file already exists I want to continue incrementing the number ultil it doesn't exist. So for example "filename", filename_1_", "filename_2_", etc. Here is the code that I have tried
I've been working straight since yesterday trying to get this to work. I'm a noob to RegEx and I've tested out about 5 different RegEx "builders" but each of them require you to navigate through the options to build the Regex...each of them has failed when I try to use them.Is there an application out there free/paid where you select the line you want to grab and the RegEx is auto generated from that highlight rather than having to try to build the line of code? [code]
Does anyone know how to create a Application Protocol? For example on a web browser you click a link that goes to "steam://appid/5654" it opens the steam application and the same happens with a bitorrent magnet link. How would you do this in VB.NET?
I'm working on a program that detects any keyboard or mouse activity, and sends a message through the MSN (or Windows Live Messenger) protocol. The mouse and keyboard thing should be fine, but I don't know how to send messages through the MSN protocol.
What I'm trying to do is get the information stored in a little "electronic card" trough a reader connected to my comport. I found a ActiveX protocol to communicate with the reader, but I've no idea how to use it. I'm pretty new to VB.net, and I don't have much experience in coding.So what I'm asking for is how do I use a protocol like this in a VB.net project?
Dim reading As New EmitEpt.EptReading
But that gives me the error "'EmitEpt.EptReadingClass.Friend Sub New()' is not accessible in this context because it is 'Friend'."If I remove "New", then I get the following error: "object reference not set to an instance of an object".
I am trying to work out an ASCII protocol and I have managed to parse everything I need from the transmission, but have not been able to figure out bytes 14-17 and byte 20 of the response. Here is a transmission packet in Hex.
Currently have a program on the market and just did a major update which 100s of people downloaded, the problem is that that update had a major bug which made it crash. So quickly got to work to fix the bug but everytime I connect my software to the FTP database I get this Error Message:
"The underlying connection was closed: The server committed a protocol violation."
I triple checked my code. Everything is right One minute it was working the next minute it wasn't,My buyers are getting very frustrated and I've had to cancel all orders due to this., The bug in the update software which I have now fixed but this other bug to do with protocol violation.I havent tested if its just now my computer that the error messages comes up or it happens on others.I've tried 3 seperate FTP servers and all the same results?
For some reason i am getting this error when I try to upload to my ftp:The underlying connection was closed: The server committed a protocol violation.This happens at the GetRequestStream() portion of the code. here is my
Private Sub FTPUpload(ByVal p_FilePath As String, ByVal p_FTPServer As String, ByVal p_FileNameOnServer As String, _
I don't know how much sense the title makes, but let me give you an example:If you've used Xfire, you may have run across links that allow you to modify things in the program such as your status.This is an example of a status changing link:xfire:status?text=I%20love%20Donkey%20Kong%20Jr.And your status will change to "I love Donkey Kong Jr.
I'm using an Asynchronous Method to send data across the TCP Protocol. For the most part it seems to be working, but recently, I've been getting results that have missing bytes to them. How am I actually able to figure out what's missing on the sender's site and make sure all the data gets to the end? For example: my end client receives 1408 bytes of data when I sent 1532 bytes. I sent an array with a length of 1532 and the client only got 1408.
