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TonytheBookworm · 10-13-2010, 10:53 PM

If I have something like this. Ignore the actual html formatting. It is used to give you a general idea of what I want to do.

Code:

<table class ='i hate tables'>
  <td align = 'left'>
      <a href='some link blah.com/blah.html></a>
  <td align = 'left'>
      <a href='some other link that i actually want to use> </a>
</table>

How would I get the second element inside the table?
Would i do a for item findAll on the table class ='i hate tables' ? then do a item.next.next ? I'm confused. Because the link I wish to parse is the second element of the table.

thanks.

10-13-2010, 10:53 PM	#1
TonytheBookworm Addict Posts: 264 Karma: 62 Join Date: May 2010 Device: kindle 2, kindle 3, Kindle fire	Puzzled and need a little kick start If I have something like this. Ignore the actual html formatting. It is used to give you a general idea of what I want to do. Code: <table class ='i hate tables'> <td align = 'left'> <a href='some link blah.com/blah.html></a> <td align = 'left'> <a href='some other link that i actually want to use> </a> </table> How would I get the second element inside the table? Would i do a for item findAll on the table class ='i hate tables' ? then do a item.next.next ? I'm confused. Because the link I wish to parse is the second element of the table. thanks.