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    Re: Finding certain part of text and extracting.

    You've already been given everything you need. You don't have to wait for someone else to write the exact you code for you. You're allowed to use the principles that have already been demonstrated to write final code for yourself. Post #4 demonstrates how to access every 'meta' tag, how to get the value of an attribute and how to test whether that value is equal to something specific. What more do you need? Get the 'property' attribute value, check whether it's the one you need and, if it is, get the 'content' attribute value. Whenever someone provides you with information, think about how you can use that information to resolve your issue, in part or in full, for yourself.
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    Re: Finding certain part of text and extracting.

    Quote Originally Posted by jmcilhinney View Post
    You've already been given everything you need. You don't have to wait for someone else to write the exact you code for you. You're allowed to use the principles that have already been demonstrated to write final code for yourself. Post #4 demonstrates how to access every 'meta' tag, how to get the value of an attribute and how to test whether that value is equal to something specific. What more do you need? Get the 'property' attribute value, check whether it's the one you need and, if it is, get the 'content' attribute value. Whenever someone provides you with information, think about how you can use that information to resolve your issue, in part or in full, for yourself.
    I'm sorry. I read it as if looking for a partifuclar attribute. Didn't know how to use the information given. I messed around with it and couldn't figure it out. Thought I miscommunicated but I misread. Clearly coding still isn't for me.

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