Storing Website Data with Loops

[Manic]

Good evening everyone,

I am trying to write code that will allow me to loop through an HTML document and store data in an array. The element I am looking at in particular is:

<li class="examplename " (intentional space after the e, intentionally left the right closing bracket open because there are several other properties)

How would I go about scanning the entire page and tell my code to store all data between the <li class="examplename "... to the end of the </li> in an array, and then proceed onto the next <li class="examplename " and do the exact same? I'm determined to solve this.

Thank you,

Manic

edit: sp. error

Edited June 28, 2011 by Manic

[JohnOne]

There will be a number of ways, including probably the best in the IE UDF (if you want to use IE of course)

There are regexp solutions also, and _StringBetween() UDF.

[Manic]

Hey JohnOne,

I am dealing primarily with the IE UDF. I am willing to spend the time on the method that proves to make the most robust code possible. Which direction would you suggest?

Manic

[JohnOne]

Probably _IETagNameGetCollection()

[Manic]

JohnOne,

I did forget to mention,

this code is going to be dealing with an iFrame. Should I be careful/use a different method than _IETagNameGetCollection()?

Manic

Edit: I've decided to show extensive code from both my side and the website's source code. This will explain much better what I am trying to do.

Edited June 28, 2011 by Manic