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How to use the proHTML library to pull posts from a certain user on a forum?
EDIT: I have changed my question since the project has taken a different direction
I am trying to use the proHTML library to pull certain posts from a user on a forum but i'm not quite sure how to approach this. Using chrome to inspect the elements of the posts, I've seen that posts and username info are in these tags:
username:<span itemprop="creator name" class="author vcard"><a hovercard-ref="member" hovercard-id="104291" data-ipb="noparse" class="url fn name ___hover___member _hoversetup" href="[link to user's profile here]" title="" id="anonymous_element_4"><span itemprop="name">djrajio</span></a></span>
posts:<div itemprop="commentText" class="post entry-content ">[post text here]</div>
I've been reading through the library but i'm having trouble coming up with a solution to only isolate posts from this member on a certain thread. Can anyone help?
Answers
I've updated the question.. :)
I don't know well proHTML, but perhaps a library like jSoup can be easier to use / to search information inside a page.
I'll try jSoup since there seems to be more support for it! Thank you for the suggestion!