I am thrilled to see the new Page Scanner Addon (Thanks Loopline for the YouTube Vid).
Does anyone know if there is a way to use the Page Scanner to search for 2 Lines of Code?
For example:
HTML:
xoogle_ad_width = 728;
xoogle_ad_height = 90;
Thanks!
Glad you found the vid helpful. What do you mean in 2 lines of code, specfically:
Do you mean that you want to only declare a page as matching found if it has both lines of code
OR
Do you mean can it be declared found if it finds either of the 2 lines of code?
If you put them in the page scanner as seperate lines in the same footprint, then it would show as found if it finds either line.
If you are wanting to do like a
Line 1 AND line 2
like a google style query and that it has to find both lines to be marked found, and if only 1 line is found then its marked not found, then no it can't directly do it. I mentioned this, but I dunno if its feasibly doable, but at this time it can't.
However.
What you could do is make two seperate files, 1 with each line, then run the list and export each footprint. Then take your orginal list and do an import >> compare url list and take out all the urls that had the first keyword found (call it file line1.txt - thats the found ones) Then export whats left. (call it line1-not-found.txt) Then reimport the original list. Then import and compare and choose the line1-not-found.txt
Then your left will all the entries where line 1 was found. Then you save that for safe keeping, call it line1-found.txt. Then do import >> compare and choose the file that you saved off where line 2 is found. This will take out all the entires that also contained line 2. Then save whats left as line1-found-line2-not-found.txt. Then reimport line1-found.txt.
Then import>>compare line1-found-line2-not-found.txt. Then whats left is the urls that contained both line 1 and line 2.
Follow?
Its not hard, but there is a few steps there, just take it slow and think it thru.
