--- In [email protected], "nickodemos2002" <nickodemos2...@...> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "Sheri" <sherip99@> wrote: > > > > > > I tried to get that page with wget, but despite trying all the wget options > > to send cookie and login info, I never managed to sign in via wget. > > Therefore I never got anything better than the page you see when trying to > > load the page as Guest. This was my first attempt to use wget, maybe Detlef > > can do better. > > > > Regards, > > Sheri > > > Yes. For some reason when using a download program on this site you have > to login twice to access anything. > Good news. I was able to get the script to work to a degree. I was able to > download a webpage but only the front page of the website once you login. > Bad news. At least for me. While the script works at going what it is > supposed to do the problem is it is html coding. This does not work for what > I am looking for. > I need the information from the page. Copied from the page not the actual > page itself. The information I need to verify falls under different aspects > of the html code. > So is there a way instead of download the page just the content? Heck I > would be happy with a macro that when I clicked it it would just copy the > page directly to a file with the days date. And anytime when I pushed the key > if a file with the days date was created already just merge the info. Just > trying to eliminate multiple step is all. > Thx for the help so far. Looking more into the help pages you recommended. >
Which browser do you use? I was successful batch downloading the ten pages using the download manager in a Firefox addin called DownThemAll. I downloaded and manipulated the files manually (twice) and ended up with two tab separated tables (from the two download sets). I don't know exactly how this would be very useful though. <http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/files/0_TEMP_/combined.zip> Regards, Sheri
