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Posted by rwap on 07/03/30 11:53
info@alientech.it wrote:
> Hi all, i have many html pages, they contain something like this:
>
> <html code_part_1>
>
> {mospagebreak heading=heading_1&title=title_1}
>
> <html code_part_2>
>
> {mospagebreak heading=heading_2&title=title_2}
>
> <html code_part_3>
>
> {mospagebreak heading=heading_3&title=title_3}
>
> <html code_part_4>
>
> {mospagebreak heading=heading_4&title=title_4}
>
> I need to
> 1) remove <html code_part_1> (remove html code until the first
> {mospagebreak )
> 2) substitute heading_2 with heading_1
> 3) remove {mospagebreak heading=heading_1&title=title_1}
>
> the final structure should be
>
> <html code_part_2>
>
> {mospagebreak heading=heading_1&title=title_2}
>
> <html code_part_3>
>
> {mospagebreak heading=heading_3&title=title_3}
>
> <html code_part_4>
>
> {mospagebreak heading=heading_4&title=title_4}
>
> How can i do this? Are there software to do this in a fully automatic
> way ?
>
> Thanks,
> Andrea
It depends if you want to do this as a one off or on a regular basis.
If as a one off (to correct the removal of a section of code at the
start), you could right a short program to parse each html page in
visual basic, Perl, PHP or whatever language you like that will run on
your PC.
I fyou want to do it regularly (for example in response to input from a
user), the easiest thing is to serve the html pages on the fly using
PHP or Perl (unless anyone else knows a better method) - each time the
page is displayed, you can then be assured that the correct information
appears.
Rich Mellor
www.internetbusinessangels.com
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