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But you’re going to have to learn, and put in the effort of trying to fix it yourself, first. It looks like you’ve been handed a website’s HTML that’s in a severe mess right now, and have been thrown into the deep end beyond your abilities to fix it. Please understand that Notepad++ (or any text editor or coding language) isn’t a magic bullet that will just “fix” all your problems for you you will have to put in some effort to fix these things. the data you want, and explain why you thought what you tried would work. If you run into difficulty, then start a discussion specific to that question rather than hijacking another unrelated discussion, show what you tried, give examples of the data you have vs.
Once you have stated a concrete, specific problem that is solvable, then use the resources that you’ve been pointed to multiple times, and try to solve the problem yourself. If you’ve got a very specific HTML/XML error, like “I have a bunch of tags that are missing their closing tag, and I need to add a either at the end of the current line, or before the next closing tag of any sort”, then that very-directed specific problem is probably fixable by regular expression (as previous posts that you’ll have to search for will explain). But no regular expression is going to be able to close such tags under generic circumstances with lots of tag nesting. You could search for those and study previous answers given.
#Npp xml tools plugin how to
There have been other discussions in the forum which show how to do regular expressions that in limited circumstances can add in missing closing tags.
#Npp xml tools plugin free
I am not an XMLTools expert, but I don’t think it has a function/feature that will fix broken XML/HTML in an existing file if another user of XML Tools knows differently, feel free to jump in here. The XML Tools “Pretty Print” just moves the tags to different lines so that it’s more readable by a human it doesn’t “fix” missing closing tags and such. Or you could use the PythonScript plugin and write a Python-based script that will open each file from the folder (or each file matching ‘.htm’ or ‘.html’, per your update) into Notepad++'s active window, then use the PythonScript nPluginCommand() to run the XML Tools Pretty Print on the file, then save and close the file. If you want to change many XML files, I recommend searching the internet for command-line XML “pretty print” tools. XML Tools Pretty Print just works on the active document. So it looks like something is definitely corrupted in my NP++ installation, not sure how to solve this, of course I will try reinstalling the app but I am concerned that the issue might be in the registry and if that’s the case I am afraid the issue will be still said in XML Tools Plugin - Can't get Pretty Print feature to So how to add Pretty print as a plug in, … in multiple files of a folder?
Right after any Pretty Print or Linearize operation, NP++ will switch me to another of the two files and mark all three files (not only the XML one) as changed.XML Tools features worked (never seen this happen before).Now I have just reproduced that same situation (three files open: notes file, Progress source file and XML file) and:
#Npp xml tools plugin code
The second one is a Progress 4GL source file, and in this one all code indentations disappeared. The first one is a massive generic text file with a lot of work notes about all my tasks, and in this one a lot of crazy indentations were added (this is what I noticed, not sure if other changes were done). Right after posting my help request, I realized that as a side effect of my several attempts to Pretty Print an XML file I was working on, two non-XML files that were open at the same time were heavily messed up. I just tried the Pretty Print and Linearize features on the initial computer again, but before telling about the outcome I want to explain a bit more about the background. Notice I provided enough information that you could replicate versions of both NPP and the plugin (the Debug Info lists all installed plugins maybe something else was interfering in yours). Plugins : ComparePlugin.dll ExtSettings.dll He圎ditor.dll LuaScript.dll MarkdownViewerPlusPlus.dll mimeTools.dll NppConsole.dll NppConverter.dll NppEditorConfig.dll NppExec.dll NppExport.dll NppFTP.dll NppUISpy.dll PreviewHTML.dll PythonScript.dll QuickText.dll TagLEET.dll XMLTools.dll
Path : C:\usr\local\apps\notepad++\notepad++.exe
#Npp xml tools plugin update
Using the \updater\gup.xml that ships with notepad++ (the last XML I had in my recent files): 4.6 Notepad++ Notepad++ Notepad++ update yes
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