Your best bet is PHP server-side parsing. I have written a small snippet to show you how to do this using DOMDocument (and possibly tidyif your server has it, to barf out all the mal-formed XHTML foos).
Caveat: outputs UTF-8. You can change this in the constructor of DOMDocument
Caveat 2: WILL barf out if its input is neither utf-8 not iso-8859-9. The current page's charset is iso-8859-9 and I see no reason why they would change this.
header("content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8");
$data = file_get_contents("http://www.bankasya.com.tr/index.jsp");
// Clean it up
if (class_exists("tidy")) {
$dataTidy = new tidy();
$dataTidy->parseString($data,
array(
"input-encoding" => "iso-8859-9",
"output-encoding" => "iso-8859-9",
"clean" => 1,
"input-xml" => true,
"output-xml" => true,
"wrap" => 0,
"anchor-as-name" => false
)
);
$dataTidy->cleanRepair();
$data = (string)$dataTidy;
}
else {
$do = true;
while ($do) {
$start = stripos($data,'<script');
$stop = stripos($data,'</script>');
if ((is_numeric($start))&&(is_numeric($stop))) {
$s = substr($data,$start,$stop-$start);
$data = substr($data,0,$start).substr($data,($stop+strlen('</script>')));
} else {
$do = false;
}
}
// nbsp breaks it?
$data = str_replace(" "," ",$data);
// Fixes for any element that requires a self-closing tag
if (preg_match_all("/<(link|img)([^>]+)>/is",$data,$mt,PREG_SET_ORDER)) {
foreach ($mt as $v) {
if (substr($v[2],-1) != "/") {
$data = str_replace($v[0],"<".$v[1].$v[2]."/>",$data);
}
}
}
// Barf out the inline JS
$data = preg_replace("/javascript:[^;]+/is","#",$data);
// Barf out the noscripts
$data = preg_replace("#<noscript>(.+?)</noscript>#is","",$data);
// Muppets. Malformed comment = one more regexp when they could just learn to write proper HTML...
$data = preg_replace("#<!--(.*?)--!?>#is","",$data);
}
$DOM = new \DOMDocument("1.0","utf-8");
$DOM->recover = true;
function error_callback_xmlfunction($errno, $errstr) { throw new Exception($errstr); }
$old = set_error_handler("error_callback_xmlfunction");
// Throw out all the XML namespaces (if any)
$data = preg_replace("#xmlns=[\"\']?([^\"\']+)[\"\']?#is","",(string)$data);
try {
$DOM->loadXML(((substr($data, 0, 5) !== "<?xml") ? '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>' : "").$data);
} catch (Exception $e) {
$DOM->loadXML(((substr($data, 0, 5) !== "<?xml") ? '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-9"?>' : "").$data);
}
restore_error_handler();
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$DOM->substituteEntities = true;
$xpath = new \DOMXPath($DOM);
echo $DOM->saveXML($xpath->query("//div[@id=\"HomePageTabs_cont_3\"]")->item(0));
In order of appearance:
- Fetch the data
- If we have
tidy, sanitize HTML with it
- Create a new
DOMDocument and load our document ((string)$dataTidy is a short-hand tidy getter)
- Create an XPath request path
- Use XPath to request all divs with id set as what we want, get the first item of the collection (
->item(0), which will be a DOMElement) and request for the DOM to output its XML content (including the tag itself)
Hope it is what you're looking for... Though you might want to wrap it in a function.
Edit
Forgot to mention: http://rescrape.it/rs.php for the actual script output!
Edit 2
Correction, that site is not W3C-valid, and therefore, you'll either need to tidy it up or apply a set of regular expressions to the input before processing. I'm going to see if I can formulate a set to barf out the inconsistencies.
Edit 3
Added a fix for all those of us who do not have tidy.
Edit 4
Couldn't resist. If you'd actually like the values rather than the table, use this instead of the echo:
$d = new stdClass();
$rows = $xpath->query("//div[@id=\"HomePageTabs_cont_3\"]//tr");
$rc = $rows->length;
for ($i = 1; $i < $rc-1; $i++) {
$cols = $xpath->query($rows->item($i)->getNodePath()."/td");
$d->{$cols->item(0)->textContent} = array(
((float)$cols->item(1)->textContent),
((float)$cols->item(2)->textContent)
);
}
I don't know about you, but for me, data works better than malformed tables.
(Welp, that one took a while to write)
