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Re: Parsing HTML: msg#00074
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Re: Parsing HTML |
As long as you get a handle on the <head> node in your current DOM
tree, you can either delete that one and import a new node and add it, or
I think you can just do it in one-fell-swoop and just use
replaceNode().
The place where you import the node from may be from some code snippet
file or whatever. I don't know of any XMLC specific functionality
to do this. I think you'd just be dealing with standard DOM stuff
using a DOMLoader to create a document from file. However, there
may very well be some utility methods to do this via XMLC that I'm not
aware of.
Jake
At 11:17 AM 3/24/2003 -0600, you wrote:
Back to my adding headers and
footers at runtime question I asked a few weeks ago...
Is there some functionality in xmlc that will let me open and parse a
HTML file at runtime and pull out elements, much like if I have a
compiled file? I want to be able to just grab the <head> tag from a
file and swap it into my compiled xmlc file, for example.
--
Ben Sinclair
ben@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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