Re^2: Parsing HTML

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Hi, the source code is exactly the same. I usually work with firebug and the source code simultaneosly, but firebug is cool. Putting newlines wouldn't be a solution, I think... because the output of the current script are cruise trip names with all the details, and what I need is an output that gets me the details separately (within the cruise trip).

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Re^3: Parsing HTML by ww (Archbishop) on Jun 07, 2012 at 13:13 UTC
For a start, you might want to use `split` ( split ) to break up `$trip` into its elements. But your recent sample-output-desired post involves additional data (for example, "Trip Name"...) which I ignored in checking the original .html. Therefore (among other reasons), I'm not sure that `/<\/span>\n<span>/` is an appropriate pattern for split. Even if so, you'll still have to hard-code some punctuation (such as the colons in the subheads) and, perhaps, the newlines. The previous newline suggestion was based on the output you showed with multiple itineraries as a single line.	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re^3: Parsing HTML
by ww (Archbishop) on Jun 07, 2012 at 13:13 UTC

split

split

$trip

post

/<\/span>\n<span>/

Even if so, you'll still have to hard-code some punctuation (such as the colons in the subheads) and, perhaps, the newlines.

The previous newline suggestion was based on the output you showed with multiple itineraries as a single line.

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