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January 6th, 2003, 03:39 PM
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web spider in PHP (or something else)?
I have a programming background but havent done much in the last few years, so pardon my ignorance.
Now, I was wondering if anyone around here knows of some sort of tutorial or instructions somewhere on building a simple web spider. Optimally, this would be in PHP because Ive been using PHP recently and am familiar with it. But I understand another language may be much better for this. All I need is to scrape fairly well structured information off the search results (spread over several results pages) on a web site. Any ideas? I will really appreciate any help or suggestions. Thanks Joe
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January 7th, 2003, 01:09 AM
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A highly good library for this sort of thing in PHP is SNOOPY.
If the is for getting results from google, you could use Google API/Webservice. Hope that helps...
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