Without doing any specific research, I would guess that you are
accessing a dynamically updated page, such that the first <html>...</
html> block received by Rev is just the basic info sent by the map
server. As the page is downloaded, commands are issued to get more
info, and the browser continues to fill in details.
The quickest way that I know of is to try a different service that
does not use a 'progressive download' technique. Otherwise you will
need to use a browser that fills the page, then get the info from the
browser DOM or javascript variables. On a Mac, you could use Safari
and Applescript... but this is very messy. Far too much hassle for a
bit of info.
Try mapquest, or AAA, or even USPS zip lookup.
Hope this helps.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On Nov 17, 2009, at 11:58 AM, James Hurley wrote:
I am trying to do address verification.
For example, the county DB lists the following two address
10187 Grinding Rock Dr [tab] Grass Valley CA 95945
and also
10187 Grinding Rock Dr [tab] Grass Valley CA 95949
I want to find out (programatically) if the zip should be 95945 or
95949
So here is my dillema:
When I do a Google search for the 95945 zip code address I get a
page that tells me that the zip code should be 95949
When I compare the source code of this page with the RunRev result
from the following:
get url "http://www.google.com/search?q=10187%20Grinding%20Rock%20Dr%09Grass%20Valley,%20CA%2095945
"
The value of "it" is not the same as the source code of the Google
search page. Not even close.
What am I missing?
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