On Tue, 09 Oct 2007 13:29:53 -0700
"John W. Krahn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
PH>Dear John...
> $_ = $kontenurl->gogeturl( $assprm{'kwnya'}, $urlnya, $nohal );
> print $_;
>
> But why not just:
>
> print $kontenurl->gogeturl( $assprm{'kwnya'}, $urlnya, $nohal );
PH>Because I want to put the result (of retrieving an URL) into a variable.
>
> > print "<hr>";
> > print "<table border=1>";
> > $i=0;
>
> The third argument of substr() is the length of the string you want but
> index() returns the offset of the location of the sub-string. Also there
> could be an "</a>" string *before* the "<a. class=l>" string in $_.
PH>Och... thanks, John... :)
> > Please tell me where my mistake.
>
> Use a module that understands HTML and can parse it correctly.
PH>Could you give me an example which pm I can use to parse HTML tags?
PH>Thank you very...very... much for your help, John.
> John
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