This would be pretty easy with CF_REExtract
(see:
http://www.contentbox.com/claude/customtags/REextract/testREextract.cfm )
For instance, the code below reads a file in which I have a bunch of <LI
....> ... </LI> tags.
First call CF_RE_Extract to read the file and get a query "tags" in
which all occurences
of whats in between the <LI tags is found in column pos2.
Then, with a QoQ, get the occurrence for which pos2 is >= position of
your word,
AND pos3 (the closing tag) <= position of your word + its length.
If the query returns one record, then your word in between some tags.
Ex:
<CF_REextract
INPUTMODE = "file"
INPUT = "C:\inetsrv\wwwroot\test\aaatest.htm"
RE1 = "<li[^>]*>"
RE2 = "</li>"
OUTPUTMODE = "query"
OUTPUT = "tags"
>
<CFQUERY DBTYPE="query" NAME="wordInTags">
SELECT * FROM tags
WHERE pos2 >= 155 AND pos3 <= 161
</CFQUERY>
<CFIF wordInTags.recordCount GT 0>
word is contains inside some tag pair
</CFIF>
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Thanks.
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