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In the line 72 of the code i do a findAll to retrieve all 'a' tags that have a 'horariosCarteleraUnderline' class and that have an href url that contains `?ic=[code]&` where code is a common code used to identifie the movie start time. It should retrieve all movie times, but …

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Hi, I am using beautiful soup to get data from a webpage. With help I was able to get a list of cities with correct accents. Now am trying to get a list of movie theaters in a selected city but these come with no accents, but with weird characters. …

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Hi, I'm working on a unofficial app to get the movie listings from a webpage [url]http://cinepolis.com.mx[/url]. In order to get the correct movie listings, the user must select his city. Now, using HTMLParser I was able to get the list of cities, but because some of these have non english …

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I think all this needs some loops to simplify the code, otherwise people will scare and wont help much, like me...

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You should have a different name for each field. When you retrieve the values update them using the name. For example, if you have a field with name 'product123' the query should be something like this: [code=php] $quantity = $_POST['product123']; mysql_query("Update products set amount = $quantity where idproduct = 'product123'"); …

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I think that what you need is passing a function as argument. In order to do this you may need to have a pointer to the function you want to be an argument. In c++ this can be done like this: [code=c] int f(int); //Declaring the function int (*pf)(int) //Declaring …

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