Extracting data from a string

[Dman]

Well from the looks of it, it doesn't look like he wants to parse data but extract it.
The regular expression reading was very interesting - thanks for the link I am also not clear as to what do you mean by dynamic data?

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[Hyperz]

^That too is how it should not be done. It's virtually the same as regular expressions but even less solid. What is so hard about just parsing the HTML file? Why use some confusing dirty method? Anyway, it's your problem. Just know that your code is flawed.

Well from the looks of it, it doesn't look like he wants to parse data but extract it.
The regular expression reading was very interesting - thanks for the link I am also not clear as to what do you mean by dynamic data?

Lol you just don't give up do you ^^. You need to parse data to extract it correctly. By dynamic data I mean data that changes (coming from a PHP file for example). If you look at the 1st post you see he extracts data from a forum which is about as dynamic as it gets.