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Hi Khurram,

Generally that would but the idea. However, the Z tag builds a Regular Expression, so it could depend a little on what comes before and after. See the concept of greediness (Regex Tutorial - The Question Mark Makes the Preceding Token Optional). Also WebEPG does not make a difference between these two tags <dt> and <dd>.

if <dt> or <dd> = d
and </dt> or </dd> = D

Then the regex looks like "(dDdD)?(dDdD)?dDdD" and this is going to be matched to a long string from the HTML source using the same system.

/James

[QUOTE="James, post: 374525, member: 12681"] Hi Khurram, Generally that would but the idea. However, the Z tag builds a Regular Expression, so it could depend a little on what comes before and after. See the concept of greediness ([url=http://www.regular-expressions.info/optional.html]Regex Tutorial - The Question Mark Makes the Preceding Token Optional[/url]). Also WebEPG does not make a difference between these two tags <dt> and <dd>. if <dt> or <dd> = d and </dt> or </dd> = D Then the regex looks like "(dDdD)?(dDdD)?dDdD" and this is going to be matched to a long string from the HTML source using the same system. /James [/QUOTE]

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