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I'm trying to scrape a web page using classic asp. Why, because I have an asp file that I am trying to include in 2 domains and I'd rather not have 2 copies to update.
I'm new to the whole web scraping thing and having difficulty finding a "Dummies" tutorial on how to do it with classic asp (not my preference but what I'm stuck with). I don't need anything fancy, just a grab entire source of page from here.asp and post it on myotherpage.asp.
Little help in either code or tutorials would be appreciated.
To retrieve the HTML source from a URL in Classic ASP you can use code like this:
<%
Set obj = CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP")
obj.Open "GET", "http://www.example.com/page.html", False
obj.Send ""
Response.Write obj.ResponseText
Set obj = Nothing
%>
In this example, obj.ResponseText is the HTML source.
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It is understood from Mr.Avik Sengupta youtube video on NLP, that:
a) HTTP.get(url) cannot be used to scrape web pages that uses javascript to call encrypted or obfuscated json.
b) Blink can to be used in such cases.
I am new to Blink and coulldn't find any useful documentation/exmple in this regard!
Please guide me in using Blink to scrape such webpages.
It is JavaScript not jsp
If you are new into subject try first Selenium (it should work via PyCall). There are several great tutorials for Selenium and going through them will allow to understand web driver architecture
Once you have experience with Selenium, the Blink documentation at https://juliagizmos.github.io/Blink.jl/latest/communication/ should be quite obvious. You will basically need to navigate to a web page and than use JavaScript to obtain its elements.
Last but not least - for this type of projects always check whether scraping is legal and ethical in your use case.
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I need an online tool, in which I just enter an HTML website's URL and it gives me the list of issues in it. What type of issues I need to check are:
404 error and other errors like this.
HTML5 compatibility issues like this tag is no more being
used in HTML5 and other errors like this.
CSS issues.
Any other issues related to HTML websites standards.
You should try this validation tool from W3C.
http://validator.w3.org/
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In a "classic" wiki application one creates pages and uses hyperlinks inside the content of the pages to link them together in a meaningful way.
Is there a wiki that allows one to "pull" content from another page into your own? (as in create something similar to an HTML snippet that shows the content of another page, inline with the content on your own page)
Apparently, this feature is called creating a page "inclusion" or "transclusion" essentially instead of linking to a page, it pulls the content of that page into the one you're in.
MediaWiki has it, wagn.org has it and a lot of others too.
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i programing with asp.net and want use and open (open & edit doc file) ms word online or component similar in browser. Should I use component or program for this job?
ex:
http://inspic.com/7822594D
I want a component similar to the above.
Good luck with that.
There are some free Javascript WYSIWYG components out there which give you limited rich-text editing capabilities, like CKEditor and TinyMCE, but certainly nothing on the level of Microsoft Word. Opening and editing Word documents will also be problematic — these editors all work directly on HTML, not other formats.
Ultimately, if you want to work with Word documents online, you will probably end up needing to build something yourself, and it will be pretty limited compared to Word.
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I am looking for the best way to implement a real time diagram tool to use in my website. I've found a website with something similar: mentionmapp.com .. You can see the diagram on the background of the homepage, if any can give me suggestions to create something similar I'd appreciate it.
Thanks
Rather than a .NET solution, why not look at a JavaScript solution (with data fed in via JSON) as these are much more common.
http://arborjs.org/ is one I've used before and pretty popular (and free!).
There are .NET components you could use (like http://www.devcomponents.com/treegx/) but you'll have to pay for them.