Spike

Thanks, problem with this is if the site changes do you have to adjust your
regex?

Kola

> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: Spike [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Sent: 09 July 2003 07:36
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: Re: [ cf-dev ] Getting exchange rates in CF5
> >
> >
> >You might be able to use cfhttp and some regular expressions to get the
> >relevant data out of cfhttp.filecontent.
> >
> >Funnily enough I did exactly that for an application yesterday checking
> >Australian Business Numbers.
> >
> >Code below. You'll have to modify it so it's CF5 compatible, but
> >hopefully you should be able to get the idea:
> >
> ><!--- **************************************************** --->
> >
> ><cffunction name="checkAbn">
> >    <cfargument name="abn" default="54 620 206 872">
> >    <cfset var stripped = "">
> >    <cfset var pass1 = "">
> >    <cfset var stCompany = structNew()>
> >    <cfset var aTmp = "">
> >    <cfhttp method="POST"
> >url="http://www.abr.business.gov.au/(vcx2qe45qvmph5nxj2foom45)/We
> >bProcessEngine.aspx?pid=8000&amp;sid=0&amp;outcome=0">
> >      <cfhttpparam type="FORMFIELD" name="__VIEWSTATE"
> >value="dDw1MzgxOztsPF9jdGwxOm1jdGxUZW1wbGF0ZU1pZGRsZUxlZnRMaW5rcz
pRdWlja1NlYXJjaEluTWVudTpRdWlja1NlYXJjaEJ1dHRvbjtfY3RsMTpfY3RsMDpBbGxOYW1lVH
lwZXNDaGVja2JveDtfY3RsMT>
>pfY3RsMDpEZ3JDaGVja2JveDtfY3RsMTpfY3RsMDpUcmFkaW5nTmFtZXNDaGVja2J
veDtfY3RsMTpfY3RsMDpMZWdhbE5hbWVzQ2hlY2tib3g7X2N0bDE6X2N0bDA6TnN3Q2hlY2tib3g
7X2N0bDE6X2N0bDA6U2FDaGV>
>ja2JveDtfY3RsMTpfY3RsMDpBY3RDaGVja2JveDtfY3RsMTpfY3RsMDpWaWNDaGVj
a2JveDtfY3RsMTpfY3RsMDpXYUNoZWNrYm94O19jdGwxOl9jdGwwOk50Q2hlY2tib3g7X2N0bDE6
X2N0bDA6UWxkQ2hlY2tib3g7>
>X2N0bDE6X2N0bDA6VGFzQ2hlY2tib3g7X2N0bDE6X2N0bDA6QWxsU3RhdGVzQ2hlY
2tib3g7X2N0bDE6X2N0bDA6QWR2YW5jZWRTZWFyY2hCdXR0b247X2N0bDE6X2N0bDA6Q2xlYXJCd
XR0b247Pj4=">
> >      <cfhttpparam type="FORMFIELD" name="SIDInput" value="2">
> >      <cfhttpparam type="FORMFIELD" name="PIDInput" value="8000">
> >      <cfhttpparam type="FORMFIELD" name="OutcomeInput" value="0">
> >      <cfhttpparam type="FORMFIELD" name="ControlNameInput"
> >value="Application Controls\Search\AdvancedSearch.ascx">
> >      <cfhttpparam type="FORMFIELD"
> >name="_ctl1:_ctl0:AdvancedSearchTextbox" value="#arguments.abn#">
> >    </cfhttp>
> >    <cfset stripped = reFindNoCase('(<span
> >id="_ctl1__ctl0_DateRecordLastModified">.*?</p>)(.*?)(<hr size="1"
> >noshade>)',cfhttp.filecontent,1,true)>
> >    <cfif arrayLen(stripped.pos) GTE 3>
> >      <cfset pass1 =
> >mid(cfhttp.filecontent,stripped.pos[3],stripped.len[3])>
> >
> >      <cfset tmp =
> >reReplaceNoCase(pass1,'(.*?)(<td.*?>)(.*?)(</td>)','|\3','all')>
> >      <cfset aTmp = listToArray(tmp,'|')>
> >      <cfloop from="1" to="#arrayLen(aTmp)#" index="i">
> >        <cfif right(aTmp[i],1) eq ":">
> >          <cfset j = i+2>
> >          <cfset stCompany[reReplaceNoCase(aTmp[i],'&nbsp;','','all')] =
> >ReReplaceNoCase(aTmp[j],'<.*?>','','all')>
> >        </cfif>
> >      </cfloop>
> >    </cfif>
> >    <cfreturn stCompany>
> >  </cffunction>
> >  <cfdump var="#checkAbn(abn='66 008 432 513')#">
> >
> ><!--- **************************************************** --->
> >
> >Spike
> >
> >Kola Oyedeji wrote:
> >
> >>Hi
> >>
> >>I have an application i'm building which requires up to date
> >exchange rates.
> >>I'm using CF5 so i'm not sure if i'll be able to use web
> >services. Anyone
> >>done anything like this with WDDX? Does anyone know where i can
> >find sites
> >>providing exchange rates in WDDX packets?
> >>
> >>
> >>Thanks
> >>
> >>Kola
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >--
> >Stephen Milligan
> >Consultant for hire
> >http://www.spike.org.uk
> >
> >
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