$href = _FFXpath

[yton]

Greetings,

href = _FFXpath("//a[@href='www.site.com/1*']", "text")

is there any way to use mask in this expression?

* or smth else - i just cannot get information on this topic

i need to get all links from the page of the following type:

www.site.com/12

www.site.com/17

www.site.com/19

please, help!

[Zibit]

you need to be more specific, it's hard to understand.

[Zibit]

if i got this right, you want to get all href from a source ( source file from site.com ) am i right ?

[yton]

not all, but those that have the structure site.com/1*

www.site.com/12

www.site.com/17

www.site.com/19

[Zibit]

k i dont know if this will work but how about this:

$source = _INetGetSource("http://www.test.com/12")
filewriteline("source.txt", $source)
$i = 0
$count = _filecountline("source.txt")
do
$i = $i + 1
$read = filereadline("source.txt", $i)
$split = stringsplit($read, " ", 1)
if $split[0] <> 0 then
$n = 0
do 
if $split[$n] = "href" then _func($split[$n]) ;added this cause i dont know what you want to do with the href.
until $split[$n] = $split[0]
endif
until $i = $count

i think it should work, i just scratched it up on fast reply

Edited June 4, 2010 by Zibit

[Zibit]

k noticed after i posted the script -.-

[Zibit]

i think i got it you should try this:

func _func($split[$n])
$i = 0
$var = 0
while 1
$left = stringleft($split[$n], $i)
if $left = '"' then $var = $var + 1
if $var = 2 then exitloop
wend
return $left
endfunc

[Zibit]

k now i get it...

you want it like this:

* www.site.com/randomtext

* www.site.com/anotherrandom

about it: you cant get all the links on that site without a basis... i mean if the source doesnt contain a link like www.site.com/12 you cant get the link. it has to be written somewhere

[yton]

i need links that have a similar part: site.com/1

www.site.com/12

www.site.com/17

www.site.com/19

each of above mentioned links has 1 (one) as a first digit after the slash

i need the mask for an expression that will help me gather all such links

[Zibit]

this requires math... use $i = $i + 1

look at this and you might understand what im saying

$i = 0
while 1
$i = $i + 1
$source = _inetgetsource("www.site.com/1" & $i)
wend

[yton]

well, i get the idea, but i need the list of urls, not the whole page code