Previous> ('TD', width = "90%"):
soup serches for an element with TD attribute width = "90%" , right? It invented the __ init __ method to the beautiful StoneSoup class, which eventually invites SGMLPirate .__ init __ (self) < / P>
Am I right with the flow of the upper class?
The soup looks like this report:
& lt; Td class = "fabrik_row ___ jos_fabrik_icc-ccs-piracymap2010 ___ narrations" & gt; & Lt; P & gt; 22.0 9.2010: 0236 UTC: POS: 03: 49.9 N - 006: 54.6 E: Bunny River: Nigeria. & Lt; P / & gt; & Lt; P & gt; Of the three artisans, 21 armed pirates opened a pipe-layer crane vessel. All the crew were able to take a crew in the form of closed pirate hostages in the house. The Master called Nigerian Navy in the vicinity Later the pirate crew left and left the ship. All crew safe. & Lt; P / & gt; & Lt; / Td> There is no width markup in the text. I've discovered that the line of code has changed:
for event in soup ('TD', class = "fabrik_row ___ jos_fabrik_icc-ccs-piracymap2010 ___ narrations"): It appears that class is a reserved word Is it possible?
How do I get the current example code to run, and the application has changed more than just the HTML output?
Using the URL:
urllib2.urlopen ("http://www.icc-ccs.org/index.php?option=com_fabrik&view = Table & amp; table = 534 and calculation = 0 & amp; Itemid = 82 ")
There should be a better way.
Import from urllib2 Beautifully import beautiful pet page = urllib2.urlopen ("http: //www.icc-ccs. Org / index.php? Option = com_fabrik & amp; (table ", {" class ":" fabrikTable "}) list1 = soup.table.findAll (see table = & amp; table = 534 & amp; count = 0 & amp; Itemid = 82 ") Soup = Beautiful soup (page) soup. 'P', range = 50) i = 0 iam S = 0 for the item in the list: Imax = IMEX + 1 while I & lt; imax: itim = list 1 [i] i = i + 2 event = list 1 [i] i = i + 1 intake = list 1 [ I] Print "Time", Itim print "Incident", Incident Print "" i = i + 1 
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