I want to get the Structure within the 2 HTML Tags. I am not able to Get the regular expression for it. So here is the Code and could anyone give m ethe regular expression to get the HTML tags between the Code:
I have been trying to run the example listed on MSDN to test a regular expression. I'm running a win2k3 web server edition, WSH is version5.6. I am getting an error everytime I run
Set RegEx = New RegExp
I have seen a few problems on MSDN with users not getting the right permissions for some dll's so I went through the procedures trying to correct that. I've seen the RegExp values in the registry. Even had a friend of mine try the script on his machine. (mind you this comes directly from MS) I cannot get New RegExp to work at all
I've got a page of text which I am assigning to a string. Within this page there are special tags e.g. lots of text....<ti>dogs</ti>..lots more text....<ti>this is a cat</ti> etc.. So I've got a long string interspersed with these tags. Now what I need to do is get a list of the words/phrases that are within these tags. So in my list I would get dogs, this is a cat etc..
I've tried a combination of mid, instr and replace and got it sort of working but there's got to be a more efficient way of doing it. Possibly using regular expressions?
Can I use regexps in fso.DeleteFile? I've found I can use a '?' and probably a '*' (although that seems a tad brutal) but I'm having trouble with expressions like ([a-z]|[0-9]-).
Am I wasting my time trying to get it to work (i.e. does it support them?) If so, how do I use them? Does it have its own quirky syntax or "standard" regexp? Every example I've found so far just mentions deleting something simple like *.txt.
For the record, I need to "tidy up" a directory full of images by deleting files whose names _don't_ contain particular text. It's quite convoluted and would be far easier if I could just go through each file one by one but hey. Here are the details:
1) I have a list of IDs in an array that I've read from a data source. This is the "current ID" list
2) I have a list of image filenames from a directory in another array. The image filenames contain an ID in them. There could be none, one or more images containing the same ID.
3) I look at each file in turn, extract the ID portion and add it to an array of "found" IDs - crucially, this array is only updated if the ID has not been seen before in another filename
4) I then step through this array and use Filter() to see if the ID is in the "current ID" list somewhere
5) If it is missing from the list, that ID is deemed "out of date" and all associated images containing that ID need to be deleted. Message to screen saying that ID has been deleted.
6) If it is in the list, just print a message saying it is "current" and move on.
I realise I could just step through each file and test it against the current ID list but then the output on-screen would be file-by-file and not ID-by-ID. The client doesn't care how many files there are; they don't even care about the underlying structure - they just point the browser to my script and it deletes the files, shows them which IDs have been removed and tells them how many IDs in total have been deleted.
If I went down that route I would have to keep a record of which IDs I've deleted and output the lot at the end instead of 1 by 1 as I go, which leaves the browser hanging for a while and doesn't give the client reassuring feedback as it ploughs through the directory adding the results to the screen row by row. Code:
Problem: I want to check the data from a RecordSet.GetString result for today's date. If today's date exists in the row then I want to replace the preceeding <tr> tag with a <tr style='background:grey'>. I made the following objRegExp.Pattern:
This successfully identifies the row as containing today's date. Yea! Now, the replace part.
text = objRegExp.Replace(text,"<tr style='background:grey'><td><font size='1'></font></td><td><font size='1'></font></td><td><font size='1'>" & FormatDateTime(now(),vbShortDate))
This piece works except I lose the data that was actually contained in each cell. How can I have it so that the only thing that gets replaced is the table row tag?
What regular expression would I use to take out all of the money (US amounts) from a string?
Right now I have:
Code: Set RegularExpressionObject = New RegExp With RegularExpressionObject .Pattern = "$(.*)" .IgnoreCase = True .Global = True End With xmlText = RegularExpressionObject.Replace(xmlText,"")
Set RegularExpressionObject = Nothing
which obeously doesn't work. What should I use for:
I have created a template system, and someone pointed a script out that would let me create simple links by using [link]home|http://www.sitepoint.com[/link] which would convert anything between those custom tags into a link, with home being the text displayed and the web address the location.
Now I need a way to be able to edit the script, well the RE Pattern so I can use it for other things. Code:
I have a problem. Of course, or I wouldn't be posting here. Ok, now that Mr. Obvious is out of the way ...
I'm looking for some ideas. Take a look at the code below. I'm looking for the most efficient way to validate form field input on the server-side. I'll provide what I have. What I'm looking for are improvements.
'The next line is supposed to be an RFC 2822 address compliant validation expression 'objRegExp.Pattern= "^(?:[w!#$\%&'*+-/=?^`{|}~]+.)*[w!#$\%&'*+-/=?^`{|}~]+@(?:(?:(?:[a-zA-Z0-9](?:[a-zA-Z0-9-](?!.)){0,61}[a-zA-Z0-9]?.)+[a-zA-Z0-9](?:[a-zA-Z0-9-](?!$)){0,61}[a-zA-Z0-9]?)|(?:[(?:(?:[01]?d{1,2}|2[0-4]d|25[0-5]).){3}(?:[01]?d{1,2}|2[0-4]d|25[0-5])]))$
if not (Validate_Input(str_Customer_Email,"EMAIL_ADDRESS")) then response.write ("error") if not (Validate_Input(str_Customer_Phone,"US_PHONE")) then response.write ("error") if not (Validate_Input(str_Customer_Name,"NAME")) then response.write ("error") if not (Validate_Input(str_Customer_Zip,"ZIP")) then response.write ("error")
response.end %>
Now, I'll obviously want to do more than write "error" to the screen with the validated input. What I *really* want ideas on is a more efficient way to validate the fields. In this small example doing them as one-offs isn't bad. On a form that has 20-30 fields it becomes cumbersome.
I want to strip email from the text. Some of my users may send me a string:
str = "This is email 1: Join Bytes! and here is email 2: <a href="mailto:me@me.com">me@me.com</a>"
How do I parse the string to get email address only? mI know I may use instr() to determine if email address exists, but please, give me a hint on how to handle it next.
I'm trying to add a search facility to a page that looks for matches in one, other or both memo fields of a database. The code below works fine if the visitor types in one word, or the term just happens to exist in one of the queried fields.
What I'd really like is for a visitor to type in an expression, or query in the same format as you would use in a search engine and it would find appropriate matches. Any ideas how I can modify the code below to do this?
i have a record that is returned by the database as domain/username. i want to be able to strip off "domain/" and just display "username". is this possible? if so, how would i go about doing this?
My ASP page allows user to enter comments into a form. To avoid errors I'm having to strip out double quotes before saving to the database. Is there anyway to encode these so that I can store them instead, in the way was an URLEncode works?
in my front end uses will type in a date in a text box. in the code it want to call each individual i.e the month the day and the year i am not sure of how to do this.
i have a record that is returned by the database as domain/username. i want to be able to strip off "domain/" and just display "username". is this possible? if so, how would i go about doing this?
I know there is a way of stripping out special characters from a string however I need a way of stripping out "" marks from a string or what i really want is to replace all double ("") marks in a string with single ('') marks before inserting the string into a database. Is there a way of doing this in ASP?
I'm querying a text field with an 8000 character limit. The text also contains HTML tags like <p> <br> and more. Is there a way to strip all HTML tags in the resulting recordset, or do I have to replace each tag individually?
I'm trying to strip out none alphanumeric characters (and a couple of punctuation marks) from a string before inserting into a database.
I've put in my code below, basically I thought I'd loop through each character in turn and pass it through a regular expression to check its validity. If it passes I'll add it to a global variable ('validString') if it fails I'll remove it.
But I can't get my Mid() function to accept 'i' as a value so it won't loop. Code:
I have an asp page that reads the contents of a database and creates an xml news feed. I have code that strips out the <BR> and <P></P> tags, but it looks one of the databases I'm trying to read from uses only <P> without the closing tag.
So the make a long story short, I can't figure out what to add to my code to strip out these tags (or if that isn't the problem at all!) Code:
I'm trying to catch some characters in a string before they are entered into a database that are not ASCII and convert them to ASCII characters. The characters in question are the angular double quotes but this could be associated with similar occurences. I want to check for left angular double quotes [“] or right angular double quotes [“] and replace them with straight double quotes ["].
(I'm not actually storing the HTML equivalents - they are simply there to give you an idea of which characters I'm on about.)a way of catching these buggers? I've tried using chr(8220) (the numeric code for one of the illegal characters apparently) but ASP has a problem working with numbers outside the character map.
I need to make a function that takes Request.QueryString elements and strips all single quotes from the input.
function StripQuotes(array) dim StripQuotes for each old in array new = replace quotes (old) Add new to StripQuotes next return StripQuotes end function