"Diez B. Roggisch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Obviously this wouldn't really help, as you can't predict what a > website actually wants which events, in possibly which > order. Especially if the site does not _want_ to be scrapable- think > of a simple "click on the images in the order of the numbers shown on > them" captcha.
Sure, but most sites don't go to such lengths, and even captchas can be defeated if you're trying to scrape a specific site and are willing to spend effort on the particular captcha generator that it uses. Plus there is always www.captchasolver.com (!). > Most time it's easier to sniff the http stream & grab the data directly. Certainly true, but there are times when you have to pull stuff out of the JS. It's usually possible to do that without actually interpreting the JS, but an interpreter would make it a lot more convenient some of the time. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
