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  • parsin html by using regex in c#

    <meta name="keywords" content="IBM 7976KAG SYSTEM X3400 QC 1.60GHZ 2GB 3X73,sunucular, server, markalı sunucular, markalı server, hp sunucular, hp, ibm, ibm sunucular, ibm server, century server, century sunucular"> <meta name="description" content="Fiyat:1879$+KDV | Kdv Dahil:2.877,95YTL | Havale ile %3 ...
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by caglar26 on April 27, 2008
  • table parsing

    hi every one .. I want to parse product name , price  from source kod of web site by using C#.   Example in that code I want to take  PANASONIC BB-HCM515CE CCD MEGAPIKSEL POE VIDEO, 838,8 € + KDV,2.081,52 YTL,Havaleye %3 İndirim: with 2.019,07 YTL. But that code is not just between the ...
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by caglar26 on April 23, 2008
  • match table rows containing specific anchors

    I am trying to construct a RE in C# that will match everything within <tr></tr> tags if they contain an <a> tag with an href containing the word "match".  For instance: <tr><td><a href="/match/index.htm">link</a></td></tr> (should match) <tr><td><a ...
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by han555 on June 29, 2007
  • regex to assign "classes" to table rows and data in HTML

    I am in the process of cleaning a website which has many tables in it. I have used regex to remove all formatting from the tables and get it ready for formatting. What I want to do now is to take the individual <tr> and <td> tags and assign CSS classes to them to format them properly for our new setup. The problem I have is that all ...
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by technoguru on February 15, 2007
  • How To Get Match Results From HTML?

    Hello, I'm having difficulty creating a C# regex pattern to get the matches from this webpage. I only want the matches for Division B. The pattern I currently have is below. I'm sure this is very inefficient and it is not complete. The website may change it's formatting so I want to ignore the contents of the <td>, <p> ...
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by ShaneS on January 29, 2007