<z> tag making me really violent!!!

[Sasler]

I'm trying to use the <z> tag and its behaving in really unpredicatble ways

If I understand correctly the following would mean that #SOMETHING is optional and not always aviable:

<z(><#SOMETHING></z)?>

But if I have something like this would only find #GENRE and not #DESCRIPTION:

<tr><td><table><tr><td><#START></td>
<td><font><#TITLE></font>
<#DESCRIPTION>
<z(><font><#GENRE></font></z)?>
</td></tr></table></td></tr>

If I do like this, both are present, but only when #GENRE also has data:

<tr><td><table><tr><td><#START></td>
<td><font><#TITLE></font>
<z(><#DESCRIPTION>
<font><#GENRE></font></z)?>
</td></tr></table></td></tr>

What I'm trying to do, is to tell program that #DESCRIPTION is always there and #GENRE only sometimes. How on earth can I do that?

[James]

Hi Sasler,

I'm sorry to here that, but I understand the Z tags is a little tricky. It is also maybe less then perfect, but then what is

If you give me some more details about the source (link) I see if I can help you. You can also find me in IRC if you need more detailed questions answered.