Screen Scrape Issue preg_match

[cainwebdesign]

I need to create a simple page to find the .gif file below from the
page below. No matter what I try it doesn't work.... Any ideas?

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index...ductId=2327085
prod_AddtoCart.gif

[Rik]

ca***********@gmail.com wrote:

I need to create a simple page to find the .gif file below from the
page below. No matter what I try it doesn't work.... Any ideas?

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index...ductId=2327085
prod_AddtoCart.gif

preg_match('|<div[^>]*?id="toShow"[^>]*>.*?<img[^>]*?src="([^"]*)"|si',$htm
l,$match);
$src = $match[1];

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Grtz,

Rik Wasmus

[cainwebdesign]

Rik,
Thanks but can you take a quick look, i still can see to get it to
work.

<?php

$html =
file_get_contents('http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2327085');

preg_match('|<div[^>]*?id="toShow"[^>]*>.*?<img[^>]*?src="([^"]*)"|si',$html,$match);
$src = $match[1];

echo $src;


?>
Rik wrote:

ca***********@gmail.com wrote:

I need to create a simple page to find the .gif file below from the
page below. No matter what I try it doesn't work.... Any ideas?

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index...ductId=2327085
prod_AddtoCart.gif

preg_match('|<div[^>]*?id="toShow"[^>]*>.*?<img[^>]*?src="([^"]*)"|si',$htm
l,$match);
$src = $match[1];

--
Grtz,

Rik Wasmus

[Rik]

ca***********@gmail.com wrote:

Rik,
Thanks but can you take a quick look, i still can see to get it to
work.

The reason is as simple as evil.

When opening it with PHP, the page terminates prematurely on:
<!-- useragent: null -->

They rely on user-agent detection to build the rest of their page, and
don't revert to anything if it's not recognized.

To gather the HTML, you're best of using CURL, and fake a User-Agent.
--
Rik Wasmus

[cainwebdesign]

Rik,
Would you be interested in doing this for me? I can pay you through
paypal?

You can respond through here and I can then contact you through your
email attached?

Rik wrote:

ca***********@gmail.com wrote:

Rik,
Thanks but can you take a quick look, i still can see to get it to
work.

The reason is as simple as evil.

When opening it with PHP, the page terminates prematurely on:
<!-- useragent: null -->

They rely on user-agent detection to build the rest of their page, and
don't revert to anything if it's not recognized.

To gather the HTML, you're best of using CURL, and fake a User-Agent.
--
Rik Wasmus