Marcel Grunauer wrote:
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "gil cohen" writes:
>
>
>> You don't any of that weird stuff. All you need is a simple regex. In that
>> $res->is_sucess if, put something like:
>> $content =~ m/<input type=\"text\" size=\"10\" name=\"video_fec_errors_rx\"
>> value=\"(.*?)\" READONLY>/;
>> $value = $1;
>>
>> and now $value has what value is equal to.
>
>
> Until someone decides to rearrange the parameters or make them uppercase
> or forgo quotes or split them among several lines.
>
> Better use one of the HTML parsing modules.
>
> BTW, no need to escape the quotes in the regex. And what happens if
> there is no match? Then $1 has an undefined value.
Hmm...how about searching for all the <input> tags, and then parsing the
name id tag (everything between name= and the \s), and stripping out "
and ' where appropiate.
I was always told to code one step at a time. Sure it takes longer code,
but it will get you everything. Also you can check the id tag for other
values.
Josh
--
Josh Barker, Web Researcher ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) This mail may contain
links to content of a illegal, immoral or sexual nature. These are not
affliated with Inceptor and are for purposes of illustration only.
Tel : + 44 20 7661 9508 F: + 44 20 7240 8098
MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AOL: Joshua C Barker
Mail: Inceptor, 33 St James's Square, London SW1, UK
