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Web Fetching/Grabbing help

posted on 12/7/2003

Hi,

I am working on a script which is basically doing what I need, however it needs some tweaking after a found a slight problem with the source.

I am pulling from a web site for some content (don't worry I have permission however they can't change there end for me).

The page contains a number of dynamic entries, all in the same format as this:


AREASeverity 3


blah blah text here



However when they are generated to HTML page at source they are not done in any logical order (ie: not newest first), therefore I need to go through a whole page and find every new instance of the above format and store the results into a mySQL DB.

At the moment all I am getting is the first instance naturally :?

Therefore I need a script that searches a set URL for Incidents and then cross checks this with all the Incident ID currently held on record to see if they are in my local DB. If it's a new ID then pull out the content (as the format above) and INSERT new record.

As anyone got any code I could look at that basically does something like this, or know of a script I can review?

Many many thanks

Martin

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