how to remove some elements from an html file with notepad?












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I have a Html file containing lists, images and span tags I want to bring name of the images and text between the span tag and remove the rest , I think that there is some Reg Exp that can do this task but I can't figure out how , could you please help , this is a part from my file :





           <a href="text/tirette-a-cable-boite-de-vitesse-manuelle-15187" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15187" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15187" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
<img alt="Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle" src="./pathback/15187.png" class="mCS_img_loaded"> <span>Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle</span>
</a>
</li>
<li class="menu-category__second-item">
<a href="text/valve-de-commande-transmission-automatique-15185" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15185" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15185" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
<img alt="Valve de commande, transmission automatique" src="./pathback/15185.png" class="mCS_img_loaded"> <span>Valve de commande, transmission automatique</span>
</a>
</li>


I want as result to have name image + text content between span tag
something like this :




15187.png+Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle




thank you










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  • HTML and regex are not good friends. Use a parser, it is simpler, faster and much more maintainable. A regex for such job will be terrible.
    – Toto
    Nov 22 at 15:46
















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I have a Html file containing lists, images and span tags I want to bring name of the images and text between the span tag and remove the rest , I think that there is some Reg Exp that can do this task but I can't figure out how , could you please help , this is a part from my file :





           <a href="text/tirette-a-cable-boite-de-vitesse-manuelle-15187" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15187" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15187" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
<img alt="Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle" src="./pathback/15187.png" class="mCS_img_loaded"> <span>Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle</span>
</a>
</li>
<li class="menu-category__second-item">
<a href="text/valve-de-commande-transmission-automatique-15185" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15185" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15185" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
<img alt="Valve de commande, transmission automatique" src="./pathback/15185.png" class="mCS_img_loaded"> <span>Valve de commande, transmission automatique</span>
</a>
</li>


I want as result to have name image + text content between span tag
something like this :




15187.png+Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle




thank you










share|improve this question






















  • HTML and regex are not good friends. Use a parser, it is simpler, faster and much more maintainable. A regex for such job will be terrible.
    – Toto
    Nov 22 at 15:46














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I have a Html file containing lists, images and span tags I want to bring name of the images and text between the span tag and remove the rest , I think that there is some Reg Exp that can do this task but I can't figure out how , could you please help , this is a part from my file :





           <a href="text/tirette-a-cable-boite-de-vitesse-manuelle-15187" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15187" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15187" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
<img alt="Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle" src="./pathback/15187.png" class="mCS_img_loaded"> <span>Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle</span>
</a>
</li>
<li class="menu-category__second-item">
<a href="text/valve-de-commande-transmission-automatique-15185" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15185" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15185" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
<img alt="Valve de commande, transmission automatique" src="./pathback/15185.png" class="mCS_img_loaded"> <span>Valve de commande, transmission automatique</span>
</a>
</li>


I want as result to have name image + text content between span tag
something like this :




15187.png+Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle




thank you










share|improve this question













I have a Html file containing lists, images and span tags I want to bring name of the images and text between the span tag and remove the rest , I think that there is some Reg Exp that can do this task but I can't figure out how , could you please help , this is a part from my file :





           <a href="text/tirette-a-cable-boite-de-vitesse-manuelle-15187" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15187" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15187" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
<img alt="Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle" src="./pathback/15187.png" class="mCS_img_loaded"> <span>Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle</span>
</a>
</li>
<li class="menu-category__second-item">
<a href="text/valve-de-commande-transmission-automatique-15185" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15185" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15185" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
<img alt="Valve de commande, transmission automatique" src="./pathback/15185.png" class="mCS_img_loaded"> <span>Valve de commande, transmission automatique</span>
</a>
</li>


I want as result to have name image + text content between span tag
something like this :




15187.png+Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle




thank you







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  • HTML and regex are not good friends. Use a parser, it is simpler, faster and much more maintainable. A regex for such job will be terrible.
    – Toto
    Nov 22 at 15:46


















  • HTML and regex are not good friends. Use a parser, it is simpler, faster and much more maintainable. A regex for such job will be terrible.
    – Toto
    Nov 22 at 15:46
















HTML and regex are not good friends. Use a parser, it is simpler, faster and much more maintainable. A regex for such job will be terrible.
– Toto
Nov 22 at 15:46




HTML and regex are not good friends. Use a parser, it is simpler, faster and much more maintainable. A regex for such job will be terrible.
– Toto
Nov 22 at 15:46










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You really should write a script that have html parser (like php).



But if you want to do that with Notepad++, here is a way to go:





  • Ctrl+H

  • Find what: <img .*?src="[^"]+/([^/"]+).+?<span>([^<]+)</span>

  • Replace with: $1 $2

  • UNcheck Match case

  • check Wrap around

  • check Regular expression

  • DO NOT CHECK . matches newline

  • Replace all


Explanation:



<img            # literally <img and a space
.*? # 0 or more any character but newline, not greedy
src="[^"]+/ # literally src=" followed by 1 or more non quote then a slash
([^/"]+) # group 1, 1 or more not quote not slash
.+? # 1 or more any character but newline, not greedy
<span> # literally <span>
([^<]+) # group 2, 1 or more any character that is not <
</span> # literally </span>


Replacement:



$1  # content of group 1, filename
# a space
$2 # content of group 2, test inside span


Result for given example:



       <a href="text/tirette-a-cable-boite-de-vitesse-manuelle-15187" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15187" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15187" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
15187.png Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle
</a>
</li>
<li class="menu-category__second-item">
<a href="text/valve-de-commande-transmission-automatique-15185" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15185" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15185" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
15185.png Valve de commande, transmission automatique
</a>
</li>





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    You really should write a script that have html parser (like php).



    But if you want to do that with Notepad++, here is a way to go:





    • Ctrl+H

    • Find what: <img .*?src="[^"]+/([^/"]+).+?<span>([^<]+)</span>

    • Replace with: $1 $2

    • UNcheck Match case

    • check Wrap around

    • check Regular expression

    • DO NOT CHECK . matches newline

    • Replace all


    Explanation:



    <img            # literally <img and a space
    .*? # 0 or more any character but newline, not greedy
    src="[^"]+/ # literally src=" followed by 1 or more non quote then a slash
    ([^/"]+) # group 1, 1 or more not quote not slash
    .+? # 1 or more any character but newline, not greedy
    <span> # literally <span>
    ([^<]+) # group 2, 1 or more any character that is not <
    </span> # literally </span>


    Replacement:



    $1  # content of group 1, filename
    # a space
    $2 # content of group 2, test inside span


    Result for given example:



           <a href="text/tirette-a-cable-boite-de-vitesse-manuelle-15187" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15187" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15187" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
    15187.png Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle
    </a>
    </li>
    <li class="menu-category__second-item">
    <a href="text/valve-de-commande-transmission-automatique-15185" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15185" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15185" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
    15185.png Valve de commande, transmission automatique
    </a>
    </li>





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      You really should write a script that have html parser (like php).



      But if you want to do that with Notepad++, here is a way to go:





      • Ctrl+H

      • Find what: <img .*?src="[^"]+/([^/"]+).+?<span>([^<]+)</span>

      • Replace with: $1 $2

      • UNcheck Match case

      • check Wrap around

      • check Regular expression

      • DO NOT CHECK . matches newline

      • Replace all


      Explanation:



      <img            # literally <img and a space
      .*? # 0 or more any character but newline, not greedy
      src="[^"]+/ # literally src=" followed by 1 or more non quote then a slash
      ([^/"]+) # group 1, 1 or more not quote not slash
      .+? # 1 or more any character but newline, not greedy
      <span> # literally <span>
      ([^<]+) # group 2, 1 or more any character that is not <
      </span> # literally </span>


      Replacement:



      $1  # content of group 1, filename
      # a space
      $2 # content of group 2, test inside span


      Result for given example:



             <a href="text/tirette-a-cable-boite-de-vitesse-manuelle-15187" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15187" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15187" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
      15187.png Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle
      </a>
      </li>
      <li class="menu-category__second-item">
      <a href="text/valve-de-commande-transmission-automatique-15185" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15185" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15185" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
      15185.png Valve de commande, transmission automatique
      </a>
      </li>





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        You really should write a script that have html parser (like php).



        But if you want to do that with Notepad++, here is a way to go:





        • Ctrl+H

        • Find what: <img .*?src="[^"]+/([^/"]+).+?<span>([^<]+)</span>

        • Replace with: $1 $2

        • UNcheck Match case

        • check Wrap around

        • check Regular expression

        • DO NOT CHECK . matches newline

        • Replace all


        Explanation:



        <img            # literally <img and a space
        .*? # 0 or more any character but newline, not greedy
        src="[^"]+/ # literally src=" followed by 1 or more non quote then a slash
        ([^/"]+) # group 1, 1 or more not quote not slash
        .+? # 1 or more any character but newline, not greedy
        <span> # literally <span>
        ([^<]+) # group 2, 1 or more any character that is not <
        </span> # literally </span>


        Replacement:



        $1  # content of group 1, filename
        # a space
        $2 # content of group 2, test inside span


        Result for given example:



               <a href="text/tirette-a-cable-boite-de-vitesse-manuelle-15187" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15187" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15187" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
        15187.png Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle
        </a>
        </li>
        <li class="menu-category__second-item">
        <a href="text/valve-de-commande-transmission-automatique-15185" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15185" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15185" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
        15185.png Valve de commande, transmission automatique
        </a>
        </li>





        share|improve this answer












        You really should write a script that have html parser (like php).



        But if you want to do that with Notepad++, here is a way to go:





        • Ctrl+H

        • Find what: <img .*?src="[^"]+/([^/"]+).+?<span>([^<]+)</span>

        • Replace with: $1 $2

        • UNcheck Match case

        • check Wrap around

        • check Regular expression

        • DO NOT CHECK . matches newline

        • Replace all


        Explanation:



        <img            # literally <img and a space
        .*? # 0 or more any character but newline, not greedy
        src="[^"]+/ # literally src=" followed by 1 or more non quote then a slash
        ([^/"]+) # group 1, 1 or more not quote not slash
        .+? # 1 or more any character but newline, not greedy
        <span> # literally <span>
        ([^<]+) # group 2, 1 or more any character that is not <
        </span> # literally </span>


        Replacement:



        $1  # content of group 1, filename
        # a space
        $2 # content of group 2, test inside span


        Result for given example:



               <a href="text/tirette-a-cable-boite-de-vitesse-manuelle-15187" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15187" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15187" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
        15187.png Tirette à câble, boîte de vitesse manuelle
        </a>
        </li>
        <li class="menu-category__second-item">
        <a href="text/valve-de-commande-transmission-automatique-15185" class="ga-click js--header__cat-link" data-gac="Main_menu_parts_standard" data-ga-action="15185" data-ga-label="categories" data-category-id="15185" data-parent-id="10338" data-part-type="PKW">
        15185.png Valve de commande, transmission automatique
        </a>
        </li>






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