It is as follows, using the following expression:
<div class="teste">(.+?)</div>
And that's the content, for example:
<div class="teste">asdasdad<div>zxczxczxc</div>lkjlkjjlkj</div><div>asdasd</div>
I would like it to take the correct div, ie:
<div class="teste">asdasdad<div>zxczxczxc</div>lkjlkjjlkj</div>
But it returns to the first < / div>:
<div class="teste">asdasdad<div>zxczxczxc</div>
Does anyone know what it can be?
NOTE: I'm doing this in java (android)
How about
var conteudo = document.getElementsByClassName('teste')[0].InnetHtml;
It will return all content inside the test div .. only inside it.
Ha! In html5 there are no regular expressions.
You should turn the possessive quantifier +? into a greedy quantifier *
<div class="teste">(.*)</div>
This will make the regex check to the end of the line and get the last occurrence of </div> and include all possible characters that are not line breakers ( \n )
Hello, Marcelo.
You have not clearly explained what you want to do, but I understand that you are making a hassle, it would be easier if you simplified the code, where it is much easier to use logic.
Ex:
<div class="teste">asdasdad</div>
<div class="teste">zdsasfsaf</div>
You can use an already created div, as many times as you like.
ABS: I tried to help, from what I understood in your post = D