…of course, it would have helped if I’d added the “*” wild card to the end of
the filter - doh! :-)
filter tSearchResultsHTML with"
wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I’m working on a little utility to analyse Google search results and I’m
> trying to isolate just the results list (which sit in an unordered list) form
> the rest of the HTML page source noise.
>
> I wanted to filter lines with the first 3 chars are “ to get the basic 'filter lines with” function to behave. The first line of
> this script seems to be successfully inserting returns before the opening
> tags. I’ve checked this by putting the result in the message box and
> also copying & pasting the resulting content into a text editor. However, the
> second line - which is meant to remove any lines that don’t contain the
> opening tag - is currently behaving as if the line breaks haven’t been
> inserted.
>
> Currently the effect of the second line is that the output
> ‘SearchResultsList' field shows:
> Nothing when the filter is in its ‘with’ form - as shown
> All lines in the source when in its ‘without’ form
>
>replace "filter lines of tSearchResultsHTML with "put tSearchResultsHTML into field "SearchResultsList”
>
> I’ve tried setting the rowDelimiter to return with no effect. Any clues on
> where this logic is broken?
> Best,
> Keith..
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