I have figured out how to extract the information I need from a PDF file using PDFMiner in Python, and now I need to write out a modified version of the document with only the information that's needed as an HTML file. The new version will be archived online to a repository, and a printed copy shipped with the unit. What is the best wa...
I'm imagining that this will come down to personal preference but which way would you go? StringBuilder markup = new StringBuilder(); foreach (SearchResult image in Search.GetImages(componentId)) { markup.Append(String.Format("<div class=\"captionedImage\"><img src=\"{0}\" width=\"150\" alt=\"{1}\"/><p>{1}</p></div>", image.Resolut...
Are there any tools that can automatically generate static HTML pages for my currently dynamic website. i.e. generate a unique HTML page for each unique url of my dynamic website. It would be great if I do not have to change my dynamic web-site code for this. ...
Hello, i've been using C. Coller's excellent CopyAsHtml-Visual Studio addin for copying C# code as html to a webpage. Now, i started to wonder if there exists a similar tool for converting the aspx-markup to valid html to show on page? Functionality that i'm looking for can be seen on G. Houston's blog. F.ex. if i feed this <asp:But...
lets say I have a list like so: ['one','two','three','four','five','six','seven','eight','nine'] and I want to experiment with turning this data into a HTML table of various dimensions: one two three four five six seven eight nine or one four seven two five eight three six nine or one two three...
Javascript can manipulate the document the browser is displaying, so the following: <script> document.write("<table><tr><td>Hola</td><td>Adios</td></tr></table>"); </script> Will make the browser display a table just like if it was the original HTML document: <table> <tr> <td>Hola</td> <td>Adios</td> </tr...
I have a bunch of code in my old Web Forms app I'm migrating to MVC. There are sections of various pages that need to have HTML generated by the view and then regenerated by an AJAX call. A lot of this HTML is pretty complex, so it really helps to keep all of the html generation in one spot (preferrably a template). My question is, is t...
I need to create a 2 tables in HTML format. Each has 5 rows: 1st Table 1st row has FRUITS in it, occupying all columns 2nd row has January(month), occupying all columns 3rd row has names of some 6 fruits (apple, orange, grapes,...)These names do not change. so this row has 6 columns 4th row has rates for each fruit ( 10,20,30..) so th...
I'm using ElementTree to generate some HTML, but I've run into the problem that ElementTree doesn't store text as a Node, but as the text and tail properties of Element. This is a problem if I want to generate something that would require multiple text nodes, for example: <a>text1 <b>text2</b> text3 <b>text4</b> text5</a> As far as I ...
To generate <span> or inline elements using a loop, so that the result has no white space between them: %div - 5.times do %span> hello the above will create <div><span>hello</span><span>hello</span><span>hello</span><span>hello</span><span>hello</span></div> (practically, it is no use to stick "hello" together, but say, if we...
What's the easiest way to quickly create some simple HTML in Python? All I've found so far are complex templating systems or classes for HTML generation with APIs that seem much heavier than what I need. I could just do it myself by sticking strings together but I thought there might be a library that could save me a little time. edit-...
sorry for the title... kind of lame... but anyways I'd like to be able to take in a file in PHP... **example_file.txt** United States Canada ----------------------- Albania Algeria American Samoa Andorra Angola and wrap these individual linebreaks in an HTML element that I pass it. EX: magicHtmlGenerator(example_file.txt, '<li>') ...
What I'm looking for would allow me to take something like this: index.html.template: <html> <body> <# include ("body.html.template") #> </body> </html> body.html.template: Hello World! <# include("text.txt") #> text.txt: 4 And turn it into this: <html> <body> Hello World! 4 </body> </html> While the example is HTML, I would...
I'm creating a WPF (in c#) application that will create html files based on it's output. Is there a way to use the concept of an html 'view' (from the asp.net mvc) in a desktop application without reinventing the wheel? Basically I just want to save a list of outputted items in html which is so simple in a web application (and even using...
I'm trying to generate a small part of the page using jquery which is generating in the wrong matter even though the code looks solid. $('#stages').html(""); var stage = $("#stages"); var L = $('<h2></h2>').attr('id', 'startachat').append('Who do you wish to connect to?'); stage.append(L); var k = $('<table></table>').at...
I'm hacking a quick and dirty python script to generate some reports as static html files. What would be a good module to easily build static html files outside the context of a web application? My goals are simplicity (the HTML will not be very complex) and ease of use (I don't want to write a lot of code just to output some html tags...