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  • Subject: Parsing HTML
  • From: Steve Thompson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2001 18:45:25 +0000

Can someone point me to the easy way of doing this (under 10.1) before I script it the hard way? I would like to do it under 10.1 - I have successfully done this before using OSAX under 9.1 but they don't work under 10.1!

On a daily basis, I deal with a server that has a web front end. There are a number of cgi's running on this server, one of which creates a menu page depending on what the server's queues are doing at the time that the menu page is requested. Quite simply, the CGI returns a list of links related to the items in the queues, for example

<a href="xyz/xyz/xyz">PSQueue01</a>

There could be anything between zero and 37 menu items. What is the easiest way to parse out the "PSQueue01" text?


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