How can we parse html tags using ASP.NET, C# in code behind

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Hi,
I have a problem.
Actulay Some block of strings with html tags(Like <b> <UL> <Li> <a>) is stored in Database SQL Server.I just want to read that block of strings from databse and want to parse it in code behind and after that i want to write parsed html in a pdf.

I have completed work..
Fetched the data from the database and written it in .pdf format.
But it is writing string with html tags.
I just want to parse html tags(in place of <UL><LI> it must be Symbol) and after that with parsed symbols i wanr to write it in Pdf.I also want to parsed anchor tag in pdf so that it be clickable..

Plz Help me...solution..in C# asp.net

thnxx in advance..
Dinesh Chauhan
Software Engineer
Wipro Ltd.

Posted 8-Nov-10 23:42pm

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Nicholas Butler · Answer 1 · 2010-11-09T01:12:00

Solution 1

You want an HTML to PDF converter?

This is not trivial, but it sounds like a common requirement - have you tried Google?

Posted 9-Nov-10 1:12am

Nicholas Butler

Hiren solanki · Answer 2 · 2010-11-09T02:25:00

Solution 2

You can have HTML Agility pack[^] Will help you to parse HTML in more sophisticated manner.

Please vote and Accept Answer if it Helped.

Posted 9-Nov-10 2:25am

Hiren solanki