How is it possible to select an html element that have two classes? For example, how to select the element <p> bellow in an HTML document (given that it has two css classes) class=\'class1 clas
Perhaps this is nitpicky, but I have to ask. I\'m using Nokogiri to parse XML, remove certain tags, and write over the original file with the results. Using .remove leaves blank lines in the XML. I\
I have a collection of stories in an XML format. I would like to parse the file and return each story as either hash or Ruby object, so that I can further manipulate the data within a Ruby script.
I\'m generating a lot of XMPP stanzas, and want to validate them against the specs available here in my unit tests.
What is the fastest, one-liner/shortest way to get an Array of \"strings/that/are/paths\" from an XML file, using Nokogiri preferably.I\'d like to build the array with an arbitrary attribute name (\'i
I would like to get unescaped inner html from a Nokogiri NodeSe开发者_Go百科t. Does anyone know how to do this?Anything not okey with?
I am using mechanize/nokogiri and need to parse out the following HTML string. can anyone help me with the xpath syntax to do this or any other methods that would work?
How can we scan each element and sub-element of an HTML document with Nokogiri, and testing for each one if the current tag is a block?
How can I remove <img> tags using Nokogiri? I have the following code but it wont work: # str = \'<img src=\"canadascapital.gc.ca/data/2/rec_imgs/5005_Pepsi_H1NB.gif\"/…; testt开发者_如何学
When I do the following with Nokogiri: some_html = \'<img src=\"bleh.jpg\"/>test<br/>\' f = Nokogiri::HTML(some_html)