Is there a tool where you have a list of links and coverts them in HTML?
 

say I got a list of 100 links extractedfrom a webpage and I copy it to notepad. it there anything that would make them all HTML links?


thanks.


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i'm pretty sure you could use some kind of html editor like dreamweaver or frontpage select all of them and turn them into links...

yeah i know those. put i was looking for a tool online that just does that task.


here the extractor link.

http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/link-extractor.shtml

What are you trying to do -- create an .html file based on the .txt file or append the text file with the anchor tags?

Great tool, thanks for the link bro

I have let's say 10 links on a list

http: //gofuckyourself.com/forumdisplay.php?s
http: //gofuckyourself.com/forumdisplay.php?s
http: //gofuckyourself.com/forumdisplay.php?s=
http: //gofuckyourself.com/forumdisplay.php?s
http: //gofuckyourself.com/forumdisplay.php?s
http: //gofuckyourself.com/gfy_faqs.html
http: //gofuckyourself.com/index.php?s=56
http: //gofuckyourself.com/register.php?s=568c3
http: //gofuckyourself.com/showgroups.php?s=568



then I want to select all and then I want it to give me the HTML code.

Some downloadmanagers can batch download files, it should work with websites as well. take a look at download accelerator.

Replace and Find tool in Notepad.

Find: http://
Replace with: <a href="http://
Then click Replace All

and the closing tag?


if its a huge list, or its not a one off i could make a pretty simple script to do it

Try http://www.integer.dk/gfy/linkit/

See if that's what you are looking for.. Hit me up on icq if you want any small changes..

perfect :thumbsup

this is a very cool tool

:-)

The actual script is 5-6 lines..

If he puts it in Excel it'll be easier-
Column 1 = <a href="
Column 2= The list of URLs he has
Column 3= ">
Column 4= Leave if you want some anchor text to make it better
column 5= </a> & add a <br> if you want each link on a seperate line

Then copy all and paste in notepad - save as Text
Close & reopen the file - copy a Tab - do a replace of the tab with nothing & you have your list.

It may be longer than what most of you programmers would do - but it gets the job done for us non-programmers :)

HAHA I do that too Trixxxia! :thumbsup :thumbsup