Closed JohnLife96 closed 5 years ago
Hi John, can you provide me some example strings that would fail, and I will review the parser? Cheers
An example would be this:
<em>
name
</em>
@
<wbr></wbr>
<em>
domainname.com
</em>
So I'm guessing the <em>
tags get cleaned up nicely but the <wbr>
does not.
Another example
<em>
name
</em>
@
<em>
domainname
</em>
.
<wbr></wbr>
<em>
com
</em>
Same issue but i really seems to be the <wbr></wbr>
tags messing it up.
I actually think because of these tags the email doesn't get added to the array at all.
Also, I tried adding the <wbr></wbr>
tags to the myparser to be substituted, but that doesn't seem to help. Just in case you were wondering.
I found a thread about it here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31276230/removing-wbr-tags-and-grabbing-the-info-between/31276397#31276397
Let's see if it works.
I made a change in the parser, can you please check it with the latest version?
As this has been resolved, closing!
Results seem to be incomplete or missing when there are tags after the '@' before parsing.
The result displayed will be: "@domainname.com", so no name before of the '@'.
I've tried cleaning up the results but unsuccessful so far. Has anyone found a fix for this?