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Re: How to parse search results of this page
04 Sep 2014 10:43 am | Anonymous
Posted by Lolo
Actually with the second method you don't have to been versed in javascript at all, simply try to modify and/or delete parameters in the url builder module.
yes, pipes is that wonderful :) |
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Re: How to parse search results of this page
04 Sep 2014 10:31 am | Anonymous
Posted by eren
Thanks Lolo. I'm not exactly a Javascript expert, but I'm stubborn :) We will see what comes out of my investigation... |
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Re: regex question
04 Sep 2014 10:01 am | Anonymous
Posted by Andre
Super Lolo! Thanks a lot |
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Particleground : jQuery plugin for background Particle Systems
04 Sep 2014 09:31 am | Anonymous
A jQuery plugin for snazzy background particle systems. Includes an optional parallax effect controlled by the mouse on desktop devices and gyroscope on mobile devices. Works in any browser that supports HTML5 canvas.
The post Particleground : jQuery plugin for background Particle Systems appeared first on jQuery Rain.
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Re: YQL and Creating RSS
04 Sep 2014 09:22 am | Anonymous
Posted by Lolo
Hello,
First, there is no need to use YQL, I recommend the more straight forward XPath Fetch page module here. That being said, both work, so no need to worry about it.
The problem you evoked isn't one: the module does fetch what you asked, it's just HTML and not an rss feed. First thing to do would be to slightly modify your XPath expression by adding /tbody/* at the end, eg get xpath='//table[@id="searchResultsTable"]/tbody/*' . That way you get only the results instead of the whole table. Next is to rename the fields, using the Rename module, to get only data relevant to you. Finally, maybe a regex module to get rid of extraneous data.
Best- |
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Endless.js : jQuery Plugin – Infinite scroll HTML element
04 Sep 2014 08:47 am | Anonymous
Endless.js is a jQuery plugin for infinite scroll HTML element.The idea is to join the top with the bottom or the left with the right. So when you are at the end or the beginning, you can scroll again and you will are done a complete tour.
The post Endless.js : jQuery Plugin – Infinite scroll HTML element appeared first on jQuery Rain.
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Re: regex question
04 Sep 2014 08:37 am | Anonymous
Posted by Lolo
hello,
use \..*$
that says: match a(n actual) dot (\. ), and then any character( . ), and as many as you can (* ), including none, if you can't, up to the end of the string ($ ).
Best- |
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Re: Automate Pipes
04 Sep 2014 02:14 am | Anonymous
Posted by Paul Donnelly
If you're familiar with UNIX and have a shell account you can do it with crontab.
Thanks -Paul |
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