[bhandarisaurabh]

Originally Posted by TonytheBookworm

This should work for the CURRENT ARTICLE MONTH/YEAR
It has a form that you select the different year but I'm not sure what the actual true urls are that it uses on that. So I just stuck with the current month year since I figured that is what you would want anyway. If you will look even though September 2010 is selected on the page the article content still says August 18 or whatever. That is the same date that is on the original page.

Anyway the only thing that I don't understand how to do is get the description to drop the text that is inside the <a>. Once that is done I will post an update.


Updated Code to do descr correctly

Spoiler:

from calibre.web.feeds.news import BasicNewsRecipe
from calibre.ebooks.BeautifulSoup import BeautifulSoup, re
class IW(BasicNewsRecipe):
    title      = 'Industry Week'
    __author__ = 'Tonythebookworm'
    description = ''
    language = 'en'
    no_stylesheets = True
    publisher           = 'Tonythebookworm'
    category            = 'Manufactoring'
    use_embedded_content= False
    no_stylesheets      = True
    oldest_article      = 40
    remove_javascript   = True
    remove_empty_feeds  = True
    
    max_articles_per_feed = 200 # only gets the first 200 articles
    INDEX = 'http://www.industryweek.com'
    
    
    
    remove_tags = [dict(name='div', attrs={'class':['crumbNav']}),
                   dict(name='i')]
    
    def parse_index(self):
        feeds = []
        for title, url in [
                            (u"Current Month", u"http://www.industryweek.com/Archive.aspx"),
                             ]:
            articles = self.make_links(url)
            if articles:
                feeds.append((title, articles))
        return feeds
        
    def make_links(self, url):
        title = 'Temp'
        current_articles = []
        soup = self.index_to_soup(url)
        
        for item in soup.findAll('a', attrs={'class':'article'}):
         
         link = item['href']
         soup = self.index_to_soup(url)    
         if link:
         
          url         = self.INDEX + link
          title       = self.tag_to_string(item)
          descr    = item.parent
          item.extract()
          descr       = self.tag_to_string(descr)
          #print 'the url is: ', url
          #print 'the title is: ', title
          #print 'the descr is: ', descr
          current_articles.append({'title': title, 'url': url, 'description': descr, 'date':''}) # append all this
        return current_articles
      

   
    def print_version(self, url):
        split1 = url.split("=")
        print_url = 'http://www.industryweek.com/PrintArticle.aspx?ArticleID=' + split1[1]
        
        return print_url

hey thanks for the recipe ,may be they release the content for magazine online one month before it is available for print.anyway thanks You are a genius