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Add custom attribute without quotes
2019 Community Moderator ElectionSingle quotes vs. double quotes in PythonHow do I check whether a file exists without exceptions?How to print without newline or space?How to know if an object has an attribute in PythonAdd new keys to a dictionary?Proper way to declare custom exceptions in modern Python?Peak detection in a 2D array“Large data” work flows using pandasCannot display HTML stringHow to extract attribute of selected tags if the attribute is available and skip if not with python BeautifulSoup
I'm trying to add an attribute to a HTML tag without quotes, so I can add a slash before the quotes and add the quotes manually.
The src attribute needs to stay empty, I can't rename it.
My current code looks like this.
for img in soup.find_all(name="img"):
src = img['src']
img.attrs['data-src'] = src
My result (after saving it to a file):
<img src="" data-src='"/folder/img/image.jpg"'>
What I'm looking for:
<img src="/folder/img/image.jpg">
What I'm trying is:
Load in db.sql with Bs4
Set src-data attribute to src value
Clear value of src attribute
Save file to db2.sql
python python-3.x beautifulsoup
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I'm trying to add an attribute to a HTML tag without quotes, so I can add a slash before the quotes and add the quotes manually.
The src attribute needs to stay empty, I can't rename it.
My current code looks like this.
for img in soup.find_all(name="img"):
src = img['src']
img.attrs['data-src'] = src
My result (after saving it to a file):
<img src="" data-src='"/folder/img/image.jpg"'>
What I'm looking for:
<img src="/folder/img/image.jpg">
What I'm trying is:
Load in db.sql with Bs4
Set src-data attribute to src value
Clear value of src attribute
Save file to db2.sql
python python-3.x beautifulsoup
asked 57 mins ago
JeroenRJeroenR
12
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JeroenR is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I'm trying to add an attribute to a HTML tag without quotes, so I can add a slash before the quotes and add the quotes manually.
The src attribute needs to stay empty, I can't rename it.
My current code looks like this.
for img in soup.find_all(name="img"):
src = img['src']
img.attrs['data-src'] = src
My result (after saving it to a file):
<img src="" data-src='"/folder/img/image.jpg"'>
What I'm looking for:
<img src="/folder/img/image.jpg">
What I'm trying is:
Load in db.sql with Bs4
Set src-data attribute to src value
Clear value of src attribute
Save file to db2.sql
python python-3.x beautifulsoup
asked 57 mins ago
JeroenRJeroenR
12
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JeroenR is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I'm trying to add an attribute to a HTML tag without quotes, so I can add a slash before the quotes and add the quotes manually.
The src attribute needs to stay empty, I can't rename it.
My current code looks like this.
for img in soup.find_all(name="img"):
src = img['src']
img.attrs['data-src'] = src
My result (after saving it to a file):
<img src="" data-src='"/folder/img/image.jpg"'>
What I'm looking for:
<img src="/folder/img/image.jpg">
What I'm trying is:
Load in db.sql with Bs4
Set src-data attribute to src value
Clear value of src attribute
Save file to db2.sql
python python-3.x beautifulsoup
python python-3.x beautifulsoup
asked 57 mins ago
JeroenRJeroenR
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Use del to remove attributes:
for img in soup.find_all(name="img"):
src = img['src']
del img['src']
img.attrs['data-src'] = src
answered 55 mins ago
Konrad RudolphKonrad Rudolph
400k1017871036
I'm not looking to delete the src attribute. The problem is the single quotes around the new value, I don't want them.
– JeroenR
49 mins ago
@JeroenR Ah I misread your desired output. However, there are no single quotes around the resulting tag. They are only displayed in your Python console because that’s how strings are displayed; compare"hello"vsprint("hello").
– Konrad Rudolph
47 mins ago
I'm loading in a .sql file, read / modify the html with bs4 and rewrite it to a new .sql file. When that happens I get single quotes around my values (inside the sql file)
– JeroenR
37 mins ago
@JeroenR If that’s the case then that’s due to how you write the SQL code, not due to your manipulation of the HTML document. In other words, it’s unrelated, and you will have the same issue with the original, unmodified document.
– Konrad Rudolph
36 mins ago
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Use del to remove attributes:
for img in soup.find_all(name="img"):
src = img['src']
del img['src']
img.attrs['data-src'] = src
answered 55 mins ago
Konrad RudolphKonrad Rudolph
400k1017871036
I'm not looking to delete the src attribute. The problem is the single quotes around the new value, I don't want them.
– JeroenR
49 mins ago
@JeroenR Ah I misread your desired output. However, there are no single quotes around the resulting tag. They are only displayed in your Python console because that’s how strings are displayed; compare"hello"vsprint("hello").
– Konrad Rudolph
47 mins ago
I'm loading in a .sql file, read / modify the html with bs4 and rewrite it to a new .sql file. When that happens I get single quotes around my values (inside the sql file)
– JeroenR
37 mins ago
@JeroenR If that’s the case then that’s due to how you write the SQL code, not due to your manipulation of the HTML document. In other words, it’s unrelated, and you will have the same issue with the original, unmodified document.
– Konrad Rudolph
36 mins ago
add a comment |
Use del to remove attributes:
for img in soup.find_all(name="img"):
src = img['src']
del img['src']
img.attrs['data-src'] = src
answered 55 mins ago
Konrad RudolphKonrad Rudolph
400k1017871036
I'm not looking to delete the src attribute. The problem is the single quotes around the new value, I don't want them.
– JeroenR
49 mins ago
@JeroenR Ah I misread your desired output. However, there are no single quotes around the resulting tag. They are only displayed in your Python console because that’s how strings are displayed; compare"hello"vsprint("hello").
– Konrad Rudolph
47 mins ago
I'm loading in a .sql file, read / modify the html with bs4 and rewrite it to a new .sql file. When that happens I get single quotes around my values (inside the sql file)
– JeroenR
37 mins ago
@JeroenR If that’s the case then that’s due to how you write the SQL code, not due to your manipulation of the HTML document. In other words, it’s unrelated, and you will have the same issue with the original, unmodified document.
– Konrad Rudolph
36 mins ago
add a comment |
Use del to remove attributes:
for img in soup.find_all(name="img"):
src = img['src']
del img['src']
img.attrs['data-src'] = src
answered 55 mins ago
Konrad RudolphKonrad Rudolph
400k1017871036
Use del to remove attributes:
for img in soup.find_all(name="img"):
src = img['src']
del img['src']
img.attrs['data-src'] = src
answered 55 mins ago
Konrad RudolphKonrad Rudolph
400k1017871036
answered 55 mins ago
Konrad RudolphKonrad Rudolph
400k1017871036
answered 55 mins ago
Konrad RudolphKonrad Rudolph
400k1017871036
answered 55 mins ago
Konrad RudolphKonrad Rudolph
400k1017871036
400k1017871036
I'm not looking to delete the src attribute. The problem is the single quotes around the new value, I don't want them.
– JeroenR
49 mins ago
@JeroenR Ah I misread your desired output. However, there are no single quotes around the resulting tag. They are only displayed in your Python console because that’s how strings are displayed; compare"hello"vsprint("hello").
– Konrad Rudolph
47 mins ago
I'm loading in a .sql file, read / modify the html with bs4 and rewrite it to a new .sql file. When that happens I get single quotes around my values (inside the sql file)
– JeroenR
37 mins ago
@JeroenR If that’s the case then that’s due to how you write the SQL code, not due to your manipulation of the HTML document. In other words, it’s unrelated, and you will have the same issue with the original, unmodified document.
– Konrad Rudolph
36 mins ago
add a comment |
I'm not looking to delete the src attribute. The problem is the single quotes around the new value, I don't want them.
– JeroenR
49 mins ago
@JeroenR Ah I misread your desired output. However, there are no single quotes around the resulting tag. They are only displayed in your Python console because that’s how strings are displayed; compare"hello"vsprint("hello").
– Konrad Rudolph
47 mins ago
I'm loading in a .sql file, read / modify the html with bs4 and rewrite it to a new .sql file. When that happens I get single quotes around my values (inside the sql file)
– JeroenR
37 mins ago
@JeroenR If that’s the case then that’s due to how you write the SQL code, not due to your manipulation of the HTML document. In other words, it’s unrelated, and you will have the same issue with the original, unmodified document.
– Konrad Rudolph
36 mins ago
I'm not looking to delete the src attribute. The problem is the single quotes around the new value, I don't want them.
– JeroenR
49 mins ago
I'm not looking to delete the src attribute. The problem is the single quotes around the new value, I don't want them.
– JeroenR
49 mins ago
@JeroenR Ah I misread your desired output. However, there are no single quotes around the resulting tag. They are only displayed in your Python console because that’s how strings are displayed; compare
"hello" vs print("hello").– Konrad Rudolph
47 mins ago
@JeroenR Ah I misread your desired output. However, there are no single quotes around the resulting tag. They are only displayed in your Python console because that’s how strings are displayed; compare
"hello" vs print("hello").– Konrad Rudolph
47 mins ago
I'm loading in a .sql file, read / modify the html with bs4 and rewrite it to a new .sql file. When that happens I get single quotes around my values (inside the sql file)
– JeroenR
37 mins ago
I'm loading in a .sql file, read / modify the html with bs4 and rewrite it to a new .sql file. When that happens I get single quotes around my values (inside the sql file)
– JeroenR
37 mins ago
@JeroenR If that’s the case then that’s due to how you write the SQL code, not due to your manipulation of the HTML document. In other words, it’s unrelated, and you will have the same issue with the original, unmodified document.
– Konrad Rudolph
36 mins ago
@JeroenR If that’s the case then that’s due to how you write the SQL code, not due to your manipulation of the HTML document. In other words, it’s unrelated, and you will have the same issue with the original, unmodified document.
– Konrad Rudolph
36 mins ago
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