Use cfhttp to grab the page and parse it either using the built in CF string
and xml functions or using regular expressions.
Using this method, when I have the page returned to me, I guess I would need
to do a find on cfhttp.filecontent, but that just tells me it found
something, how do I then
It sounds like you can throw this code in a function and return a type
query. You will need to use dynamic naming to do this so like
name_#username_id#, phone_#username_id#, etc.
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cfhttp?
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Use cfhttp to grab the page and parse it either using the built in CF string
and xml functions or using regular expressions.
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From: Marty Rock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Grab info from returned page and make
Maybe I read this wrong. I got the impression you had a login script
which returns from a DB the rest of the information.
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From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: Grab info from returned page and make
On 8/14/06, loathe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use cfhttp to grab the page and parse it either using the built in CF
string
and xml functions or using regular expressions.
Uuuu! If it's in a HTML table, using the XML functions are pretty easy to
maintain, vs. a ton of regex.
Depends on when the
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