I want to make DOM of a html file / modifying the text nodes and regenerating the html file out of DOM

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I want to get the html content of an html file and modify some areas (actually I want to translate the text in the html page )and then REBUILD the new html file out of my modified DOM tree.Can anybody please show me the way how I can do that ?I have found html DOM parsers,but they dont regenerate the modified html file for me .they just give me the DOM and I can modify the text nodes to things which I want but I can not have the new html file.

I don't want to use .net framework. Just VC++ is approved.
CAn anyone help me with this content ?I 'm really confused!:(

I found

http://www.ibusy.com/boost-htxml-library.html

Can anyone help me with this?seems to be relevant ,But I don't know anything about BOOST ,How should I install boost on my 2008 ?I have downloaded the files but I don't know what to do ?:confused:

Posted 11-Jan-10 23:07pm

mjlaali

Updated 12-Jan-10 0:44am

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Hi again everybody ,

I finally found the solution! :laugh:
I used Boost htxml library (many many thanks to the author :rose:)
the library supports almost everything I needed for y project.

wish u all best ;)
Mehrnaz.

Posted 13-Jan-10 0:34am

mjlaali

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Thank you Simon for ur reply but I don't want to use .net framework .just VC ++ is approved .
in addition notice that I want to have .html file both as input and output of my project .

Posted 11-Jan-10 23:51pm

mjlaali

Updated 11-Jan-10 23:57pm

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Simon P Stevens · Accepted Answer · 2010-01-11T23:40:00

Solution 1

Have you tried the HTML Agility Pack[^]? I think that supports modifying and re-writing the DOM.

Posted 11-Jan-10 23:40pm

Simon P Stevens