Removing Tags from HTML Parsed with BeautifulSoup?

Use the ". Text" property: d'name' = line. Find('div', {'class':'torrentname'}).

Find('a'). Text Or do a join on findAll(text=True): anchor = line. Find('div', {'class':'torrentname'}).

Find('a') d'name' = ''. Join(anchor. FindAll(text=True)).

This doesn't work. It doesn't keep the spaces in an example like this: Ubuntu Linux. It comes out as UbuntuLinux.

– FlowofSoul Aug 29 '10 at 4:24 I have updated the answer with an additional option. – Matt Austin Aug 29 '10 at 5:29 Thanks so much, that works great! Could you explain how that second line of code works?

– FlowofSoul Aug 29 '10 at 15:29 The BeautifulSoup documentation says the text argument allows you to "search for NavigableString objects instead of Tags". FindAll returns a python list, which can then be joined together (.join) to form one string. Crummy.Com/software/BeautifulSoup/documentation.

Html – Matt Austin Aug 29 '10 at 4:46.

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