Martin Belam [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
One of the things I tried to do that I was suprised didn't work [and
is an issue for backstage I suspect] is the normal BBC 2 tv
schedule. It only has links for one week. I didn't try url hacking
maybe that would have worked I don't know. I was just
Lee Goddard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nic James
Ferrier
The reason I say it's an issue for backstage is that it's BBC
published data that someone could be using via screen
scraping. I know it's available in other forms but
One of the things I tried to do that I was suprised didn't work [and
is an issue for backstage I suspect] is the normal BBC 2 tv
schedule. It only has links for one week. I didn't try url hacking
maybe that would have worked I don't know. I was just suprised that
the standard listing showed only
I am in a bad mood because all the tech I've tried over the last few
days has broken. Even my aga is broken and that is very low tech.
[sometimes I think there must be days when a low level magnetic field
settles over my house and causes mysterious things to go wrong]
So I settle down to watch
Nic James Ferrier wrote:
When is university challenge on then? I go look at the BBC site. Type
univeristy challenge into search... a whole load of press
releases. No programme page though.
It sounds like the search should have an extra bit, listings if the search
term matches a programme
Matthew Somerville [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
term matches a programme name, sounds sensible. There's a nice Show me
times for a programme box on http://www.bbc.co.uk/whatson/ (which then
tells you it's not on this week at all, but simply normal time next week),
but not much use if you
Nic, you have my utmost sympathy...
On 13/11/06, Nic James Ferrier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am in a bad mood because all the tech I've tried over the last few
days has broken. Even my aga is broken and that is very low tech.
[sometimes I think there must be days when a low level magnetic
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