get url from html source

[Tamas]

Hi All!

I have a simple question. How can i get URL address from html source code? I would like to choose by name the class in the code.

For example:

html code:

<H1 class=vezeto><A href="/x.php?id=inxcl&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Fsportgeza.hu%2Fforma1%2F2010%2F05%2F09%2Fwebber_megallithatatlan_volt_barcelonaban%2F">Webber megállíthatatlan volt Barcelonában</A></H1>

what i need:

the link from the 'vezeto' class, this:

/x.php?id=inxcl&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Fsportgeza.hu%2Fforma1%2F2010%2F05%2F09%2Fwebber_megallithatatlan_volt_barcelonaban%2F

in the code from " to "

This link is always changing. I need a script that always reads the link.

Thanks for the help!

[hawky358]

I am assuming it's a php generated page, so the layout of the stuff around the link will always remain the same.

You can work this section into your code

If there are multiple vezeto, then you'll have to do some filtering

$file = "1.html"
$source = FileRead($file)

$start = StringInStr($source,'<H1 class=vezeto><A href="')
$end = StringInStr($source,'"',-1,2,$start)

$link = StringMid($source,$start,$end-$start)
$link = StringReplace($link,'<H1 class=vezeto><A href="',"")

Edited May 9, 2010 by hawky358

[Tamas]

this is a good solution, but if it would be possible without the file management, that would be the best! maybe with the _IEBodyReadHTML, or something.. (INet.au3) im trying to find the solution too

[hawky358]

maybe with the _IEBodyReadHTML

The thing I don't like about the _IE... functions is that it opens an IE window.

Do you want no files whatsoever?

This way you download the file, process it then delete it.

I used Inetget() without background, but you can incorporate it to do background downloading if you want to.

InetGet("http://www.google.com", "temp.html",1)

;do some work here;

FileDelete("temp.html")

If you REALLY don't want ANY files to be written I guess you can use _IE....

Edited May 9, 2010 by hawky358

[Tamas]

Thank you!!! it's resolved without file managament with YOUR HELP (string concat)

so thx!