Hi,
I had some experience writing a simple feed aggregator that then
loaded in the HTML pages from the remote URL's and tried to clean up the
HTML into XHTML.
I used the Pear XML_HTMLSAX libraries for this and extended the
examples to create my own classes to parse HTML from specific sites to
extract out the blog content and then clean some of the XHTML up.
You are welcome to have a look at the code which I have posted here...
http://glenpike.co.uk/sd/ContentGrabber.zip
The ContentGrabber is given a URL of an article to get from the
PharmaTimes or NYTimes websites and it creates a HTMLHandler object that
deals with the parsing.
HTH.
Glen
<http://glenpike.co.uk/sd/ContentGrabber.zip>
David Townsend wrote:
Heya All,
I am currently working on a project where I am receiving a huge database of
html pages that I need to convert into xml to drive a flash application.
>From memory, many current html codes do not work in Flash and I was
wondering if anyone knew of a way of cleaning up the code, preferably in
php, so that it will work in Flash, and not make the xml file invalid.
Has anyone ever done something like this? I'd love some guidance on the best
way of approaching the problem.
Thanks!
David Townsend
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