Tova Sirkis wrote:
> urllib2.urlopen(url)   only returns the static part of the url.
> Is it possible, with python, to get the dynamic parts of the url, too? 
> (for example ads)
> If yes, how?

It is possible - although can be difficult as ads are usually fetched 
with Javascript. You can certainly get the javascript though.

I'll give you a clue - how do you think the browser does it when you 
only type the main URL into the address bar...

Michael Foord
http://www.manning.com/foord

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> Tova Sirkis 
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