Examples of acceptElement()

Examples of org.cyberneko.html.filters.ElementRemover.acceptElement()

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    // create element remover filter
    final ElementRemover remover = new ElementRemover();
    // set which elements to accept
    for (String key : elements.keySet()) {
      String value = elements.get(key);
      remover.acceptElement(key, new String[] { value });
    }
    // completely remove some elements
    //remover.removeElement("head");
    return remover;
  }
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Examples of org.cyberneko.html.filters.ElementRemover.acceptElement()

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        // create element remover filter
        ElementRemover remover = new ElementRemover();

        // set which elements to accept
        remover.acceptElement("b", null);
        remover.acceptElement("i", null);
        remover.acceptElement("u", null);
        remover.acceptElement("a", new String[] { "href" });

        // completely remove script elements
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Examples of org.cyberneko.html.filters.ElementRemover.acceptElement()

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        // create element remover filter
        ElementRemover remover = new ElementRemover();

        // set which elements to accept
        remover.acceptElement("b", null);
        remover.acceptElement("i", null);
        remover.acceptElement("u", null);
        remover.acceptElement("a", new String[] { "href" });

        // completely remove script elements
        remover.removeElement("script");
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Examples of org.cyberneko.html.filters.ElementRemover.acceptElement()

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        ElementRemover remover = new ElementRemover();

        // set which elements to accept
        remover.acceptElement("b", null);
        remover.acceptElement("i", null);
        remover.acceptElement("u", null);
        remover.acceptElement("a", new String[] { "href" });

        // completely remove script elements
        remover.removeElement("script");
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Examples of org.cyberneko.html.filters.ElementRemover.acceptElement()

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        // set which elements to accept
        remover.acceptElement("b", null);
        remover.acceptElement("i", null);
        remover.acceptElement("u", null);
        remover.acceptElement("a", new String[] { "href" });

        // completely remove script elements
        remover.removeElement("script");

        // create writer filter
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Examples of org.cyberneko.html.filters.ElementRemover.acceptElement()

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        // create element remover filter
        ElementRemover remover = new ElementRemover();

        // set which elements to accept
        remover.acceptElement("b", null);
        remover.acceptElement("i", null);
        remover.acceptElement("u", null);
        remover.acceptElement("a", new String[] { "href" });

        // completely remove script elements
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Examples of org.cyberneko.html.filters.ElementRemover.acceptElement()

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        // create element remover filter
        ElementRemover remover = new ElementRemover();

        // set which elements to accept
        remover.acceptElement("b", null);
        remover.acceptElement("i", null);
        remover.acceptElement("u", null);
        remover.acceptElement("a", new String[] { "href" });

        // completely remove script elements
        remover.removeElement("script");
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Examples of org.cyberneko.html.filters.ElementRemover.acceptElement()

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        ElementRemover remover = new ElementRemover();

        // set which elements to accept
        remover.acceptElement("b", null);
        remover.acceptElement("i", null);
        remover.acceptElement("u", null);
        remover.acceptElement("a", new String[] { "href" });

        // completely remove script elements
        remover.removeElement("script");
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Examples of org.cyberneko.html.filters.ElementRemover.acceptElement()

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        // set which elements to accept
        remover.acceptElement("b", null);
        remover.acceptElement("i", null);
        remover.acceptElement("u", null);
        remover.acceptElement("a", new String[] { "href" });

        // completely remove script elements
        remover.removeElement("script");

        // create writer filter
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Examples of org.cyberneko.html.filters.ElementRemover.acceptElement()

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        // create element remover filter
        ElementRemover remover = new ElementRemover();

        // set which elements to accept
        remover.acceptElement("b", null);
        remover.acceptElement("i", null);
        remover.acceptElement("u", null);
        remover.acceptElement("a", new String[] { "href" });

        // completely remove script elements
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