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Count text lines of a specific color
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I need to count lines of text inside a specific div element which are on a specific color using the dev tools from Google Chrome or IE/Edge.
in example:
<div class="w" id="widget_$somenumber">
contains several orange and red text lines in a table and I need to count every line which is orange inside that one div (or table) and ideally it has to match a specific text-prefix.
basically a color based find function "every line that starts with SOMETHING_LX* or SOMETHING_KY* which is of the color orange"
It's an ages old version of the zabbix monitoring system on which I don't have SQL or administrative access to - so I'm bound to using the browser dev-tools for that.
Basically it seems to be counting tags on a REGEX-filter based on what color for it is defined in the CSS.
My research:
<a class="on" href="hosts.php?form=update&hostid=*****&sid=*****"><strong>PREFIX</strong>_KM-MODEL_SERIAL</a>
is a red line shown as PREFIX_KM-MODEL_SERIAL (the <strong> is optional, just based on a search I did)
and on the orange lines the a class is missing
<a href="hosts.php?form=update&hostid=*****&sid=*****"><strong>PREFIX</strong>_KM-MODEL_SERIAL</a>
so it's like "count appearances of <a href="whatever">*PREFIX_KM* (OR) *PREFIX_LX* inside <div class="w" id="widget_$somenumber">"
but I tend to do everything the most difficult way or at leas think of things exclusively on the most difficult way possible - so does anyone know how to do that easily using the browser developer tools?
google-chrome developer-tools zabbix
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I need to count lines of text inside a specific div element which are on a specific color using the dev tools from Google Chrome or IE/Edge.
in example:
<div class="w" id="widget_$somenumber">
contains several orange and red text lines in a table and I need to count every line which is orange inside that one div (or table) and ideally it has to match a specific text-prefix.
basically a color based find function "every line that starts with SOMETHING_LX* or SOMETHING_KY* which is of the color orange"
It's an ages old version of the zabbix monitoring system on which I don't have SQL or administrative access to - so I'm bound to using the browser dev-tools for that.
Basically it seems to be counting tags on a REGEX-filter based on what color for it is defined in the CSS.
My research:
<a class="on" href="hosts.php?form=update&hostid=*****&sid=*****"><strong>PREFIX</strong>_KM-MODEL_SERIAL</a>
is a red line shown as PREFIX_KM-MODEL_SERIAL (the <strong> is optional, just based on a search I did)
and on the orange lines the a class is missing
<a href="hosts.php?form=update&hostid=*****&sid=*****"><strong>PREFIX</strong>_KM-MODEL_SERIAL</a>
so it's like "count appearances of <a href="whatever">*PREFIX_KM* (OR) *PREFIX_LX* inside <div class="w" id="widget_$somenumber">"
but I tend to do everything the most difficult way or at leas think of things exclusively on the most difficult way possible - so does anyone know how to do that easily using the browser developer tools?
google-chrome developer-tools zabbix
asked 23 hours ago
paradonymparadonym
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I need to count lines of text inside a specific div element which are on a specific color using the dev tools from Google Chrome or IE/Edge.
in example:
<div class="w" id="widget_$somenumber">
contains several orange and red text lines in a table and I need to count every line which is orange inside that one div (or table) and ideally it has to match a specific text-prefix.
basically a color based find function "every line that starts with SOMETHING_LX* or SOMETHING_KY* which is of the color orange"
It's an ages old version of the zabbix monitoring system on which I don't have SQL or administrative access to - so I'm bound to using the browser dev-tools for that.
Basically it seems to be counting tags on a REGEX-filter based on what color for it is defined in the CSS.
My research:
<a class="on" href="hosts.php?form=update&hostid=*****&sid=*****"><strong>PREFIX</strong>_KM-MODEL_SERIAL</a>
is a red line shown as PREFIX_KM-MODEL_SERIAL (the <strong> is optional, just based on a search I did)
and on the orange lines the a class is missing
<a href="hosts.php?form=update&hostid=*****&sid=*****"><strong>PREFIX</strong>_KM-MODEL_SERIAL</a>
so it's like "count appearances of <a href="whatever">*PREFIX_KM* (OR) *PREFIX_LX* inside <div class="w" id="widget_$somenumber">"
but I tend to do everything the most difficult way or at leas think of things exclusively on the most difficult way possible - so does anyone know how to do that easily using the browser developer tools?
google-chrome developer-tools zabbix
asked 23 hours ago
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paradonym is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I need to count lines of text inside a specific div element which are on a specific color using the dev tools from Google Chrome or IE/Edge.
in example:
<div class="w" id="widget_$somenumber">
contains several orange and red text lines in a table and I need to count every line which is orange inside that one div (or table) and ideally it has to match a specific text-prefix.
basically a color based find function "every line that starts with SOMETHING_LX* or SOMETHING_KY* which is of the color orange"
It's an ages old version of the zabbix monitoring system on which I don't have SQL or administrative access to - so I'm bound to using the browser dev-tools for that.
Basically it seems to be counting tags on a REGEX-filter based on what color for it is defined in the CSS.
My research:
<a class="on" href="hosts.php?form=update&hostid=*****&sid=*****"><strong>PREFIX</strong>_KM-MODEL_SERIAL</a>
is a red line shown as PREFIX_KM-MODEL_SERIAL (the <strong> is optional, just based on a search I did)
and on the orange lines the a class is missing
<a href="hosts.php?form=update&hostid=*****&sid=*****"><strong>PREFIX</strong>_KM-MODEL_SERIAL</a>
so it's like "count appearances of <a href="whatever">*PREFIX_KM* (OR) *PREFIX_LX* inside <div class="w" id="widget_$somenumber">"
but I tend to do everything the most difficult way or at leas think of things exclusively on the most difficult way possible - so does anyone know how to do that easily using the browser developer tools?
google-chrome developer-tools zabbix
google-chrome developer-tools zabbix
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