set/parse html field

For each work subsection, the summary and bullets are stored in a single "html" field.

What's the best way to set the data there?

When the resume is constructed, I can set it to be:

<ul>
Summary
    <li>bullet1</li>
    <li>bullet2</li>
</ul>

I can assume the data will be clean.

I need a simple way to parse this string to get the "Summary" and "bullet1" and "bullet2".

And ideally, to give me an array of the bullets so that I can iterate through them?

If you put this HTML, you will see that it is rendered wrong with "Summary" indented.

To see the correct format, just go into the super-resume editor and edit a text area (like the summary) and enter this (in tinymce).  Then you can look at the generated HTML.  It will look like this:

<p>Summary</p>
<ul>
	<li>bullet1</li>
	<li>bullet2</li>
</ul>

If you want to add an attribute to make parsing easier, that's fine.  Something like:

<p for="ul">Summary</p>
<ul>
	<li>bullet1</li>
	<li>bullet2</li>
</ul>

When you are setting properly, let me know and I will give you sample parsing code.

Yes, I can follow whatever format is needed.

I think you can give me the parser now. I need it to get the summary and bullet from the "html" field to set the data at the client side...

You can run this locally.

ul.luan

I don't understand this part,

    type(obj)=="table"

What does this mean?

Also, I don't understand

   obj in iter

"ojb" isn't defined anywhere?

I understood type(obj)=="table" now.

Will wrote

I don't understand this part,

    type(obj)=="table"

What does this mean?

http://www.luan.ws/manual.html#Luan.type

Will wrote

Also, I don't understand

   obj in iter

"ojb" isn't defined anywhere?

http://www.luan.ws/manual.html#for

I tried to incorporate ul.luan into ai.js.luan, but is getting random errors, I think it's probably a  syntax thing of luan that I didn't get right?

Can you take a look?

Go to: http://test.airesumebuilder.com/ai.js?call=workSubList&r=3477531

Internel Server Error

Expected table element or '}' (line 211, pos 2) in site:/ai.js.luan
        local html = parse_html(text)
        ^

You are using javascript syntax in luan.  Luan doesn't use curly braces for blocks.