James Treworgy
James Treworgy
It looks like `Wrap` is acting like `WrapAll`.. will look into it.
In a quick bit of research I think I can solve this problem, but generally speaking CsQuery uses reflection fairly liberally and so you may run into other problems trying...
Sorry for taking so long to follow up on this one.. This should be fixed so CsQuery knows which attributes must have values and will render empty string for those...
Did you find this? https://github.com/jamietre/CsQuery/blob/master/documentation/indexing-strategies.md I could have sworn I wrote up some implementation notes but I can't find them now -- if you have any specific questions that aren't...
Def agree. Standard async methods all around. On Aug 2, 2013 6:41 PM, "benjamingr" [email protected] wrote: > Example usage: > > CQ dom = await CQ.createFromUrlAsyncTask("http://www.google.com"); > // dom available...
None yet.. but I should start having a couple hours here and there to work on this project soon, I'm definitely not abandoning it. Been a bit of an interesting...
Can you post the markup? In a very simple test I can't reproduce it: ``` var dom = CQ.CreateDocument("testtest2test3"); Assert.AreEqual(6, dom["p"].Length); var paragraphs = dom.Select("p"); foreach (var paragraph in paragraphs.Where(paragraph...
That seems strange. Are you changing the default rendering options anywhere? Also which version are you using? On Feb 6, 2013 1:13 PM, "Marco Franssen" [email protected] wrote:
Those appear identical except for `title` vs. `html` ... Text should return all the raw text whereas render would include the html elements as well. Removing the anchors would also...
Back at my desk.. just to clarify a couple things about usage which might have something to do with this. These are identical: ``` var result = dom.Remove("a").Text(); dom.Remove("a"); var...