Hi,
I got an HTML table that looks pretty much like this:
And I was wondering if there's a way of getting all the pcom and ocom data using npXMLs or if ots another way of doing this with VisualNeo or a NeoPlugin (?)
Regards.
NeoPlugins - Parsing an HTML table
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Hello Nelson,
Probably npXmls can do the job too, but I think npRexp can be better here. I modified one of the npRexp samples in order to search for "pcom" data in your HTML table. Take a look if you wanted here:
I just modified a little the application sample, then probably we can get better results: it's a question of time, some npRexp study and adapt the plugin to our own publication.
Wow, thats pretty good, I was hoping to be able to use npXMLs since I dont actually have Rexp... I'm just having a terrible time trying to understand the way XMLs work, even with the samples...
Hello Nelson,
I think we can use npXmls but they require too much work than use npRexp. npXmls is a very complex plugin which allow us to parse arbitrary XML, but requires some work in order to get ready for what we wanted. npRexp is more close up to this kind of problems, since we can provide a regular expression of our search query and simply get the available matches.
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