I looked at a lot of tuts but this one seems to have got me where I am controller def index require \'nokogiri\'
I\'m using a combination of rubyzip and nokogiri to edit a .docx file.I\'m using rubyzip to unzip the .docx file and then using nokogiri to parse and change the body of the word/document.xml file but
I\'m parsing forum threads with Nokogiri and putting them into a RSS feed. The forum itself doesn\'t have RSS or any other kind of news feeds.
I am new to Nokogiri and XPath, and I am tryi开发者_JAVA技巧ng to access all comments in a HTML or XML fragment.
I\'d like to slurp the following data about historical inventions into a convenient Ruby data structure:
I am working on a Rails 3 project that relies heavily on screen scraping to开发者_开发知识库 collect data mainly using Nokogiri.I\'m aggregating essentially all the same data but I\'m grabbing it from
Found a snippet tha开发者_Python百科t works for HTML Simple Dom Parser. $el=$html->find(\'meta[http-equiv=Content-Type]\',0);
Currnetly I am doing words = [] words << \"philip morris\" words << \"Philip morris\" words << \"philip Morris\"
i need to insert nbsp symbol in some places of the HTML, that comes from DB and will be displayed on the page.
On the server (where I am not root), I have compiled libxslt into /home/foo/sw. So I can install my gem like so:
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