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| query inside a webpage with Python Hi, I want to perform a search with Python in this site: http://www.draftexpress.com/search.php I want to search for a player who's first name is "james". The problem: The page with the result's url is: http://www.draftexpress.com/search.php#results Obviously, when opening this page directly, I don't get the page with the results for "james"... I need to perform this kind of search automatically in other sites like that, so I don't want any local solution, if there is. I need to make my program somehow make this query and I don't know how. Do anyone have a suggestion? (A code example would be great). Help me please... |
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| Re: query inside a webpage with Python This is the essential parts of the 'source' for the basic search form extracted from the web page you indicated: <form action="/search.php#results" method="post"> The <form> tells you that the form data is sent to the server via post, and the <input>'s give the field names 'fFIRSTNAME' and 'fLASTNAME' You then 'encode' the form data and post it to the server. There's a pretty good article on how to do that here: http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python/a.../urllib2.shtml |
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