How to count number of certain words in page.

[multiloser]

So basically, after I "_IEDocReadHTML" of a webpage,

how can I find out how many times "You Win" and "Not You" appear?

I figure I might be able to use StringRegExp by somehow dividing the _IEDocRead up, but I dont know how or what to do.

I have seen other posts that deal with reading from txt documents, but I do not (and cannot) want to create and delete a text file each time this count happens, because it will happen very often.

Any ideas?

Thanks

[multiloser]

Nevermind, something along the lines of this works:

StringReplace($function, 'WIN', '')

MsgBox(0, '', @extended)

[_Kurt]

Nevermind, something along the lines of this works:

StringReplace($function, 'WIN', '')

MsgBox(0, '', @extended)

This will replace all "WIN" 's with nothing, so I'm guessing this isn't what you need. Perhaps try this:

$stringsplit = StringSplit($string, "WIN", 1)
MsgBox(0,"",$stringsplit[0]-1)

Kurt

Edited March 18, 2007 by _Kurt

[xcal]

$youwin = StringRegExp ($yourstring, 'You Win', 3)
$notyou = StringRegExp ($yourstring, 'Not You', 3)

MsgBox(0, '', UBound($youwin))
MsgBox(0, '', UBound($notyou))

[MrCreatoR]

This will replace all "WIN" 's with nothing, so I'm guessing this isn't what you need.

Why? this will not replace anything, this is what he need, because he isn't put the variable at StringReplace, $function will remained untouched, and @extended will return the number of replaces (words that was found(replaced) in the string $function - but the string is not changed).