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I would like to use your class to search a html-code for specific human-readable strings (that are shown in the browser - no hidden HTML-stuff) and replace them with a link.
E.G.
Search for all strings like "test"
Replace all of them with <a href="test.html" title="test">test</a>
I did that by using the simple HTML DOM parser and it has a massive overhead. Is it possible to use your class to solve this in an elegant way?
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Hello,
I would like to use your class to search a html-code for specific human-readable strings (that are shown in the browser - no hidden HTML-stuff) and replace them with a link.
E.G.
"test"
<a href="test.html" title="test">test</a>
I did that by using the simple HTML DOM parser and it has a massive overhead. Is it possible to use your class to solve this in an elegant way?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: