- From: Endre Rognerud <e.m.rognerud@usit.uio.no>
- Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2003 21:45:25 +0200
- To: "'Arno Schatz'" <list@arnoschatz.de>
- Cc: <html-tidy@w3.org>
Thanks for your answer. Is it possible to let JTidy output i modified html for a chosen node, modified to the better? -- Endre Arno Schatz (Thursday, July 17, 2003 5:58 PM): > > Hi, > > JTidy won't do outputting of the original HTML string out-of-the-box. > Not sure how difficult it is to add. But the Jivan HTML (Re)Parser > can do it out of the box. Whenever you do not change a node, the > Jivan Parser will return the original HTML string for that node (and > subnodes). > > Check out www.jivan.org > > Arno > > Endre Rognerud wrote: >> Hi! >> >> I'm new to jtidy and I have a question I can't find an answer to. >> Hope someone on this list can give me a hint :) >> >> I use jtidy to parse a html document so I can save some metadata. >> These data I use to create a modified version of the same document. >> Some of the tags, i.e. the body-content, I want to save "untouched". >> >> Is it possible to let jtidy give me the offset (start and stop) of a >> node/tag? Then I can just use substring to get the content without >> doing som regexp etc. >> >> If not, it would be nice if jtidy could give me i pretty print of one >> node/tag or give me a part of the original document. Then I can get >> a script tag as is and save this for later. Is this possible? >> >> Thanks in advance! >> >> -- >> Regards, Endre... :) -- Med vennlig hilsen Endre Rognerud (Webgruppa, SAUS, USIT, UIO)
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