How to Check for Parsed Text on CC?

[loxllxol]

What's the right way to CHECK FOR PARSED TEXT in CC?

Below is what was converted automatically from a working XML file.

			// Checking parsed text
			tb = instance.MainTab;
			if ((tb.IsVoid) || (tb.IsNull)) return -1;
			if (tb.IsBusy) tb.WaitDownloading();
			var attribute = tb.PageText;
			return 0;

 

[Hungry Bulldozer]

It can't be converted definitely to c# from template, that's why you should customize this step.
Just add a few line of code:

[xcode=c#]
if(attribute.Contains("Text for check here"))
{
//do something
}
else
{
//do something
}
[/code]

 

[loxllxol]

Is the below code correct?

// Checking parsed text
            tb = instance.MainTab;
            if ((tb.IsVoid) || (tb.IsNull)) return -1;
            if (tb.IsBusy) tb.WaitDownloading();
            var attribute = tb.PageText;
			if(attribute.Contains("Hotmail Highlights"))
				{
					// ADDING LOGIN AND PASSWORD TO FILE
					instance.RiseMacros("File.AppendString", new [] {"C:\\Users\\Alfie\\Dropbox\\Zenno Data\\Assets\\Emails\\hotmail-presetup.txt", login + ":" + password, "true" });
				}
				else
				{
				     //DO SOMETHING ELSE
				}

 

[loxllxol]

^^ HB, please tell me if the above code is correct for CHECKING FOR TEXT PRESENCE.

the problem with the line:

 var attribute = tb.PageText;

is the value is <null> while debugging.

 

[smol84]

Thats because your above code is getting the text of the entire page that your on (your not actually on a page in the code you pasted)

You need to navigate to a page, direct the code to what you want to search - search it - and do something
or
navigate to a page, get the dom or text or html, regex search it
(you are using contains here which is a c# class for HTML elements, I've noticed this does not behave the same as the custom zenno namespaces we have to use, i find this causes errors and try to avoid it)

heres something i use:

//save DOM
string input = tb.DomText;
									//regular expression to use
									string regular_expression = make[a] + @".*(?=whatever)";
									// create a new Regex object for regular expression
									Regex rgx = new Regex(regular_expression, RegexOptions.Compiled | RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);
									// collection of all matches
									MatchCollection all = rgx.Matches(input);
									
									foreach (Match m in all) 
									{	//write to file
										WriteFile.WriteToFile("bla"); 
									}

 

[mat123pl]

how to get this result ...?

if(attribute.Contains("Text for check here"))
 {
       //go to step2
}
else
{
       //go to step3
}