Marco Hornung wrote: > Hy guys, ... and girls?
> I'm using the python-framework BeautifulSoup(BS) to parse some > information out of a german soccer-website. consider using lxml. http://codespeak.net/lxml >>> from lxml import html > I want to parse the article shown on the website. >>> tree = html.parse("http://www.bundesliga.de/de/liga/news/ 2007/index.php?f=94820.php") > To do so I want to > use the Tag " <div class="txt_fliesstext">" as a starting-point. >>> div = tree.xpath('//[EMAIL PROTECTED] = "txt_fliesstext"]') > When > I have found the Tag I somehow want to get all following "br"-Tags Following? Meaning: after the div? >>> br_list = diff.xpath("following-sibling::br") Or within the div? >>> br_list = diff.xpath(".//br") > until there is a new CSS-Class Style is coming up. Ok, that's different. >>> for el in div.iter(): # or div.itersiblings(): ... if el.tag == "br": ... print el.text # or whatever ... elif el.tag == "span" or el.get("class"): ... break Hope it helps. Stefan -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
