By matching the item ID of the Grand Exchange with the item ID our own item database, we can request the specific page. It is a lot easier in PHP than it is in Java to get the contents of a website
It's just filtering out the specific data we need that is somewhat harder if you don't know regular expressions (which sadly enough is the case for me).- Greetz Glodenox
Do you know the Mozilla Firefox Add-On "Firebug"?
It views the page source in categories, which might help you find the specific section you desire.
I really like it, because you can view the HTML, CSS and Script content separately.
If interested you can get it from here. (though I have a feeling you have it already lol)
Statistics: Posted by Dark Paladin — May 18th, 2008, 3:31 pm
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By matching the item ID of the Grand Exchange with the item ID our own item database, we can request the specific page. It is a lot easier in PHP than it is in Java to get the contents of a website
It's just filtering out the specific data we need that is somewhat harder if you don't know regular expressions (which sadly enough is the case for me).- Greetz Glodenox
Getting the contents of a webpage is pretty easy in Java as well (which I'm sure you're aware of); it's the filtering aspect that I'm not so sure of with PHP. With Java, it's pretty easy to set up some loop and such that can filter the data; don't know how hard that is to do with PHP.
Statistics: Posted by Shadow7 — May 18th, 2008, 2:44 pm
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- Greetz Glodenox
Statistics: Posted by Glodenox — May 18th, 2008, 12:12 pm
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The problem is... as far as I know, we only have one admin with the knowledge to do such things, and Glodenox is often beyond busy.
Statistics: Posted by Whydidijoin — May 17th, 2008, 3:26 pm
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Statistics: Posted by Dark Paladin — May 17th, 2008, 2:46 pm
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