You might need to escape the < and > from XML's point of
view, e.g. use < and perhaps >
To match the div:
(?s)<div class=\"MstTmeDiv\">.*</div>
Here (?s) is the dotall modifier making
.* work over multiple lines.
More info on regex:
http://www.regular-expressions.info/
Tools:
regex plugin to IntelliJ
XPathExplorer: http://sourceforge.net/projects/xpe
probably also regex plugins for Eclipse and Firefox
Paul.
Chang Su wrote:
Paul,
see below,
<replaceFilter regex='(<span
class="MstTxt">)[^>]*PST(</span>)'
replacement="$1[DATE REMOVED]$2"/>
I tried this and it doe not allow < or > in
expression. Also my time does not always ends with
PST, it could be other time zone.
Is there a way to filter out everything between
"MstTmeDiv" and /div??
do you have pointer for how to use regular expression?
I could not find it in webtest manual.
thanks,
Chang
An example of usage is in the verifyContent manual
page.
Paul.
Chang Su wrote:
Hi,
can someone provide me an example on how to use
contentStripper and tagStripper? I could not find
it
in webtest manual pages. It says in verifyContent
manual, but it is not there.
what I am trying to do is to filter following part
from BUI page before the comparison because it
contains dynamic date and time which causes
verifyContents fails.
...
<div class="MstTmeDiv"><span class="MstTxt">Last
Update:</span> <span class="MstTxt">Feb 16,
2007
3:28:42 PM PST</span> </div>...
how to use contentStripper or any filter in this
case?
thanks,
Chang
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