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04-13-2001 06:36 PM ET (US)
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Edited by author 04-13-2001 06:49 PM
"134A Student" is correct in that the information might not be readily available at the same location in the output where one would expect to find it. however, if the information is able to be displayed in a javascript window, there must be a way to extract it from the page source. in the best case, there is some javascript array which stores all the data, which is arguably easier to parse than some HTML with the information embedded within it. in the worst case, you'd essentially need to write a javascript interpreter. i haven't looked at the referenced site, so i don't know which case is more applicable. however, if it is the latter, i humbly suggest that this is going to complicate the project more than it's worth.
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