You get the source code itself.
Also if the webpage in question examines the browser of the requestor your
webserver may get different code than you would if you pulled it up in your
browser yourself.
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Plutarck
Should be working on something...
...but forgot what it was.
"James Kneebone"
Hello List,
I have a small problem reading information from a webpage. I have
a list of
about 40 pages that I need to read (doing it in a loop as the
layout is the
same on each page).
What I would like to know is whether the information read from a
webpage is
actually the information
When I said source code, btw, I meant the "html source code", not the
programming source code, lol.
Unless you can access the page through FTP, that is. In which case it
wouldn't be gained through apache, so it wouldn't be parsed.
--
Plutarck
Should be working on something...
...but forgot
"James Kneebone" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a small problem reading information from a webpage. I have a list
of
about 40 pages that I need to read (doing it in a loop as the layout is
the
same on each page).
What I would like to know is whether the information read from a webpage
is
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