Hi Benito,
Good parser. ;)
Instead of DOM, I could use GetPart, but I need something native with DOM.
:/
Unfortunately I had to use a 'generic' option (...Item[NUMBER]...):
http://code.google.com/p/lazsolutions/source/browse/trunk/Demos/LSHTTPSend/MainFrm.pas#297
Anyway, thanks for the help. :
Hi,
i believe the DOM access methods are the most annoying thing ever, you
can't just define
a interface for all languages and expect it to be nice.
Doesn't the LCL contains an XPath-parser?
Then you could just use:
html//div[@id="currency_converter_result"]/text()
If not, you can use my parse
Sorry... but nobody? :(
2011/1/26 silvioprog
> Hi guys,
>
> I use the GetElementById in PHP with sucess, but in FPC I not know how use.
>
> In PHP I use (with sucess):
>
> ...
> $dom = new DOMDocument();
> @$dom->loadHTML($data);
> $return = @$dom->getElementById('currency_converter_result')
silvioprog writes:
Hi guys,
I use the GetElementById in PHP with sucess, but in FPC I not know how use.
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GetElementById works by itself, but it requires a DTD to be present *and* it is able to resolve DTDs
only at the filesystem level. Since your sample document contains DTD pointin
