Get all nodes in a document using HtmlAgilityPack.

Using HtmlAgilityPack to get the text from a node

I have the following HTML:...<div class="top"> <p>Blah.</p> I want <em>this</em> text. </div> ...What is the XPath notation to extract the string "...I want <em>this</em> text...."? EDIT: I don't necessarily want a single XPath expression to extract the string. Selecting multiple nodes, and iterating over them to produce the sentence, would...

Is it possible to use HTMLAgilityPack to replace html nodes with text nodes?

The purpose of this is to remove tags surrounding the node itself...Your second code snipped performs exactly ...tag removing... except one typo (I guess):...HtmlNode hNewNode = hd.CreateTextNode(hNewNode.InnerHtml); ...You should replace ...hNewNode.InnerHtml... by ...hChildNode.InnerHtml... otherwise your code won't even compile (use of unassigne...

getting text from html document using HtmlAgilityPack via XPath

I have following html in a file, I am loading this file into an ...HTMLDocument... using ...HtmlAgilityPack.......The problem is that I only want to get ...Hello World!... using ...XPath... and not the inner text. ...How do I achieve this?...<ul> <li> Hello world! <ul> <li> Welcome to planet! ...

HtmlAgilityPack - Remove child nodes but retain inner text for the main node

This code:... HtmlDocument doc = new HtmlDocument(); doc.Load(MyTextHtml); HtmlNode node = doc.DocumentNode.SelectSingleNode("//p1/following-sibling::text()"); Console.WriteLine(node.InnerText.Trim()); ...will output this:..."script text" ...Here is link on ...XPATH axes... that should get you started.

HtmlAgilityPack - Remove child nodes but retain inner text for the main node without XPath

You can create extension method for HtmlNode...public static class HtmlHelper { public static string InnerText(this HtmlNode node) { var sb = new StringBuilder(); foreach (var x in node.ChildNodes) { if (x.NodeType == HtmlNodeType.Text) sb.Append(x.InnerText); if (x.NodeType =...

htmlagilitypack getting an element's node by the name

You are not accessing the node attribute called "name" of the "select" tags in the descendants. You are using the property Name of the tag (xe.Name). The correct approach can be :...document.DocumentNode.Descendants("select").Where(node => node.GetAttributeValue("name", "").Equals("DAY", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase));

how to loop through each node of HTML using HTMLAgilitypack and delete certain nodes?

I'm Just giving an example , Try with that ... String content = "Your Html page source as string"; HtmlNode.ElementsFlags.Remove("form"); HtmlDocument doc = new HtmlDocument(); doc.LoadHtml(content); // Pass the name of the tag you want to remove Delete...

Changes on selected node reflected on the main document - htmlagilitypack

That's the default behavior, and it's very handy in most case. You can use ...HtmlNode.CopyFrom()... to create an independent copy of the existing node that you can then modify without affecting the original ...HtmlDocument..., for example :...var a = temp_HdDocument.SelectSingleNode("//a")); HtmlNode temp = HtmlNode.CreateNode("<a></a>"); temp.Cop...

Getting text from between two html nodes using HtmlAgilityPack

Suppose I have the following HTML...<p id="definition"> <span class="hw">emolument</span> \ih-MOL-yuh-muhnt\, <i>noun</i>: The wages or perquisites arising from office, employment, or labor </p> ...I want to extract each part separately using HTMLAgilityPack in C#...I can get the word and word class easily enough...var definition = doc.Docu...

HtmlAgilityPack scraping - extracting specific nodes from html document

Here is how to get the HTML for one day of matches using Selenium. Rest is HtmlAgilityPack. The site uses self signed certificates so I had to configure the driver to accept self signed certificates. Have fun.... var ffOptions = new FirefoxOptions(); ffOptions.BrowserExecutableLocation = @"C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firef...