Getting program version from a webpage

[PartyPooper]

Is it possible to extract the version number from the following webpage?

http://forum.rustoxide.com/resources/rustrcon-admin-tool-32-bit.434/

 

What I'm looking for is a way to consistently extract the version string (currently '2014.3.7.3762').

Sorry, I can't provide a function example because I have no idea on where to begin having never interacted with styled webpages before.  I haven't been able to find a UDF in the Help file that finds a particular line in a webpage (at least not yet).

I was thinking about putting the entire page into an array after removing all whitespace and simply searching for the array index that contains <h1>RustRCON Admin Tool (32 bit) <span class="muted">, however, I don't know if this is the right (or even correct) method to use.  Pointers would be appreciated.

[Danp2]

You could use InetRead to get the page contents into a variable and then parse out the version info from there.

[sahsanu]

Hello,

Something like this could work:

$bSource = InetRead("http://forum.rustoxide.com/resources/rustrcon-admin-tool-32-bit.434/")
$sSource = BinaryToString($bSource)
$aVersion = StringRegExp($sSource, "(?i)<h3>Version\s(.+?)</h3>", 1)
ConsoleWrite("Current version is: " & $aVersion[0] & @CRLF)

Cheers,

sahsanu

[PartyPooper]

Thanks Sahsanu, I wouldn't have believed it could be done in 4 lines