Regex to match html tag opening and closing tag and everthing between the tags (please check the image)

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Regex to match html tag opening and closing tag and everthing between the tags (please check the image)



I want to match this kind of pattern and everything between the tags.
https://i.stack.imgur.com/9ML1T.png



https://i.stack.imgur.com/V3Q58.png





In case you are attempting to process XMl or HTML via regexes please compare stackoverflow.com/a/1732454/7733418
– Yunnosch
Aug 10 at 4:34





I have tried everything I need the solution for this particular problem.
– Alifa
Aug 10 at 4:41





Generally, we prefer you to post code (even example code) as text, not as a picture. Could you paste the original code (ensuring every line has a 4 space indent) to replace the picture?
– Graham
Aug 10 at 4:52





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If you want a quick, usable, but (inevitably) imperfect solution, you can use <li[^>]*>.*?</li>. The ideal use case is low-use find-and-replace in a text file, not as any part of an actual HTML parser.


<li[^>]*>.*?</li>



Also, you'll need to have singleline mode (sometimes called dot-all mode) enabled.



Edit:



I really don't know what's up with Python and newlines, but I was able to get this working:


re.sub(r'<li[^>]*>(?:.|n)*?</li>', '', instr)



To generalize to any number (if Python >= 3.6):


n = 8726872
re.sub(fr'<li id="n"[^>]*>(?:.|n)*?</li>', '', instr)



And obligatory parsing HTML the better (safer and cleaner way) link:
Parsing HTML using Python





Unfortunaterly Its not working !
– Alifa
Aug 10 at 4:47





Oh sorry, I made a fatal error and eschewed my usual practice of verifying my answers. Apologies, I've fixed it.
– Graham
Aug 10 at 4:57





It is matching only 1 out of 75 patterns, I have added the exact code please try to accomodate the number matching pattern as well with opening line tag. Please check this url for code pastebin.com/bY52ua07
– Alifa
Aug 10 at 5:02






Try checking the box labelled . matches newline. I think that will solve your problem.
– Graham
Aug 10 at 5:07


. matches newline





If the id is important it can just be modified to: <li id="8726872"[^>]*>.*?</li>
– Graham
Aug 10 at 5:10


<li id="8726872"[^>]*>.*?</li>






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