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Posted by Virginner on 04/27/07 17:44
"Blagovist" <blag@ovist.com> wrote in message
news:463097cb_1@x-privat.org...
> Virginner wrote:
>> "Blagovist" <blag@ovist.com> wrote in message
>> news:462f0f0f_3@x-privat.org...
>>> Hi.
>>> Is there an easy way to "lift" data from HTML tables and enter that into
>>> my database? I'm a total novice and so far my searches have yielded
>>> little. I see Navicat has an import option, but that appears to be for
>>> well structured data like Word, Excel or PDF...
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Blago
>>
>> If you've got Excel, then you can "bounce" a table via that (copy /
>> paste) then use that to import via Navicat....
>>
>> D.
>
> I found something called easywebsave (an IE add-on) that looks promising.
> But still a long way from being automated.
Ah! You didn't state "automated" in your OP, hence my suggestion about
Excel -> Navicat.
If you want it automated, then file_get_contents of the url into a string,
strip_tags except table related ones, then use a few explodes or preg_splits
to rip the reaming data into array(s).
D.
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