I'm using an html parser for ios: https://github.com/FokkeZB/nl.fokkezb.html2as.widget
and the html property for Android in a Ti.UI.Label
but the <ul> and <li> tags aren't recognized. Is it possible a solution?
As mentioned in the comments, ul and li tags are not supported. Only the native functionality of Attributed String is supported. If you looked at the module it links to Attributed String page at the docs.
An attributed string guide can be found here and all included types: http://docs.appcelerator.com/platform/latest/#!/guide/Attributed_Strings
That said, I recommend using either a webview, or better StyledLabel. StyledLabel is a webview with stripped functionality. You can find the module here: https://github.com/appcelerator-archive/ti.styledlabel
Then you can just set html as a property on the label instead of the text property.
Even better would be to prevent using HTML and not output HTML from the backend but instead the list itself as an array in a JSON response, and then visually build the page in the app.
Apps are not really build for HTML
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I'm using quasar and vue3 to build an SSR app
In chrome developer mode when I visualize the generated HTML, I have some Vue components not compiled to raw HTML like:
<body class="desktop body--light" data-server-rendered>
<div v-for="deal in clientssList" :key="client.Id">
<CLientItemSmDown :ClientModel="deal"></CLientItemSmDown>
</div>
is this normal, isn't SSR supposed to return raw HTML so bots can read it?
Saw this question last time already (can't find it back).
But no, CLientItemSmDown is a valid web-component and don't need to be transformed into a built-in HTML tag like input, div etc...
There is maybe an option to convert it down the road to some HTML, but I don't think that it's necessary and it may not be easily done if it's not supported by default.
That page may be quite interesting regarding Vue + Web-components.
You may raise a Github issue or join their Discord.
The TLDR being that it's fine to let it as is IMO.
I have an "embed" field used by my users for transform a simple link to a rich content link (link with image, title, description, etc.).
Example:
Note: I use this library to get all link information: oscarotero/Embed
As you can see, when you provide an url (a twitter tweet by example), the "code" parameter contain the HTML and script tags to include on my frontend:
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">I am so hopelessly in love with #ChucklefishLTD ‘s spooky logo pic.twitter.com/2KtjCNOOUl</p>— Tom Slayed 🔪😱 (#TomJamesSlade) October 12, 2020</blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
The problem is with VueJs and the script tag. When my ajax call is OK, I store all embed informations like that:
this.preview = response.embed
And inside my component, I display the html code with the "v-html" VueJs directive
<div v-if="preview['code']" v-html="preview['code']"></div>
The html is displayed :
The script tag is visible inside the code inspector :
But the script is not loaded :
I have the same problem with all oembed url who provide a javascript tag inside the response.
Note: If I try to load the script directly inside the component, VueJs return this error:
VueCompilerError: Tags with side effect ( and ) are ignored in client component templates
A solution on google is to use the "mounted" event, but it's not compatible with my context.
Because the script I have to load is received from an api and can be different each time depending of the link.
it's bit late but here is an option: The api gives you the possibility to not send the script tag, so you can include it on your own in the html before. Add to the url a omit_script=true and it's gone in the result.
Then you can insert the twitter block. Maybe you have to call twttr.widgets.load() to initialize the tweet.
Edit: Since you're using the plugin, this should be working
$embed = new Embed();
$result = $embed->get('https://www.instagram.com/p/B_C0wheCa4V/');
$result->setSettings([
'oembed:query_parameters' => ['omit_script' => true]
]);
$oembed = $info->getOEmbed();
I would like to retrieve url from a link on an html page.
unfortunately, html code does not contain any href attribute (I suppose it is managed by some javascript code)
Here is html code :
<p class="ng-scope">
<a class="documentLink ng-binding" data-document-id="21928499">Electronic document</a>
</p>
I tried to do it with getattribute() function :
By linkPodPopover = new ByXpath("//div[#class='popover-content']//a[contains(.,'Electronic document')]");
find(linkPodPopover).getAttribute("href");
but it returns an empty String...
I also tried with this code but also without success :
driver.getCurrentUrl()
click(linkPodPopover)
Do you see another way ?
I did not find any answer on the internet.
And I tried to explore every javascript attribute of the DOM element of my link without finding URL.
Finally, I came across this problem by using browserstack functionnalities : http://browserstack.com/automate/java#enhancements-uploads-downloads
It allows to click on the download link, then the browser download it. then using Javascript, I can check if file is well downloaded, and if size and md5 are correct. –
I generate html documents that contain a menu and a content part. Then I want to extract the content of these document to feed it to a lucene index. However, I would like to exclude the menu from the content extraction and thus only index the content.
<div class="menu">my menu goes here</div>
<div class="content">my content goes here</div>
what is the simplest way to achieve this with apache tika?
As a more general solution (not just for you specific menu) I would advise looking at boilerpipe that deals with removing uninteresting parts from pages (menus, navigation etc).
I know it can be integrated in Solr/tika, have a look and you probably can integrate it in your scenario.
Have a look at this post which specifies how to handle DIVs during the HTML parse, by specifying whether they are safe to parse or not, in which case its ignored. For your problem, you could have some logic in the override methods which ignore only DIV elements with attribute value "menu" (i.e. tell TIKA parser this DIV is unsafe to parse).
You can parse the html with a parser to a xhtml dom object an remove the div tag cotaining the attribute class="menu".
What is the difference between the following struts html tags:
"html:image" and "html:img"
I searched through the apache docs, but couldn't find the difference though.
html:image renders a input tag of type 'image' (it's like a submit button but with an image face)
html:img renders a img tag to place an image