XHTML link tag stripping 2006-11-29 - By Peter Hollas
Hi everyone,
Please could someone provide an example stylesheet of how to strip <a> link
tags out of a source XHTML document whilst retaining the remaining node text
from within the body. Preferably the output should have normalised
whitespace and a space seperating each extracted piece of text. eg.
Source:
<html>
<head>
<title>Not wanted</title>
</head>
<body>
<a>Not wanted</a>
<div class="1">This text is wanted <a href="#">Not wanted</a> and so is
this</div>
<p>Wanted</p>
</body>
</html>
Output:
<htmltext>This text is wanted and so is this Wanted</htmltext>
I'm sure that the solution is incredibly simple, but after days of trying I
keep hitting a brick wall.
Many thanks, Peter.
Hi everyone,<br><br>Please could someone provide an example stylesheet of how
to strip <a> link tags out of a source XHTML document whilst retaining
the remaining node text from within the body. Preferably the output should have
normalised whitespace and a space seperating each extracted piece of text. eg.
<br><br>Source:<br><br><html><br><head><br><title>Not wanted
</title><br></head><br><body><br><a>Not wanted</a>
<br><div class="1">This text is wanted <a href="#"
>Not wanted</a> and so is this</div>
<br><p>Wanted</p><br></body><br></html><br><br><br
>Output:<br><br><htmltext>This text is wanted and so is this Wanted<
/htmltext><br><br>I'm sure that the solution is incredibly simple, but after
days of trying I keep hitting a brick wall.
<br><br>Many thanks, Peter.<br>
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