Macrowski: Exline, what do you mean?
Blomquist: Is there a way to automate that process?
Sinkovich: Claytonzaugg: i think you’ll have to look at http://docs.meteor.com/ and make sure you’re looking at the Full API, and you may have to look at Meteor’s built-in “***et” API
Kimple: Ehhh. they certainly have uses but i’d rather not have them than have what c++ has
Lamie: Exline: unclear what you’re asking
Lesane: Var ajaxdata = $.ajax.return data ;
Macrowski: Exline, so ajaxdata is a promise?
Macrowski: Exline, so, what is the issue?
Lamie: Exline: what gets returned is a promise. The request doesn’t complete instantly.
Schaedler: Exline: also consider #jquery if this channel can’t solve it
Lamie: Exline: the request is sent and $.ajax function returns so your code continues executing. The response doesn’t arrive until much later
Bejarano: Hey guys, I’m a bit unfamiliar with Javascript and was wondering if someone could help me work something out
Providence: Http://hastebin.com/yatozuligu.avrasm
Fendt: I’m trying to understand how that function appends a paramter s= to the ur
Armond: I think I figured it out Sorry
Friddell: Implicit global single letter variables, abbreviated function names, inconsistently escaped string concat, ***ignment in an expresson, THE COMMA OPERATOR
Mells: Is there a way to extract data from a website?
Belser: I mean writing a javascript and extracting it
Ayres: Yes there are a lot of ways
Marchman: Please could you guide me.
Piermarini: Rsthelord, if you hit view-source on the page, do you see the data in the html?
Bohnenblust: Images? Text? Does this website have an API?
Hiester: Http://www.medindia.net/drug-price/index.asp
Ihenyen: What do you want from the page?
Guillermo: Basically I want to extract the list of all medicines from this site with their
Hoskyns: Here, if i click on ‘View Price’ for Abacavir, it will list me 6 brands
Hackey: On the new page, where it is displaying 6 brands, there i click on View price, it will give me the exact price of the medicine.
Klem: And all this has to be done while we logged inmaintaining session
Lecompte: That website is stock photo central
Guirand: Lecompte They told me that we can provide you hard copy but not a soft copy
Lecompte: So you’re going to rip it anyway? good luck with that
Alires: Thatslifeson GreenJello
Bahadue: Can someone help me figure out this code:http://hastebin.com/ecunerirex.coffee
Dolese: Faville: It’s not mine FYI – I’m just trying to understand what they are doing
Worsham: It’s to generate a r= and s= values
Girard: I get that r = the time
Nienhuis: Dv***, this code is obfuscated with the intent of being unreadable
Loia: I recognize the tool, but forget the name
Tatman: Very much a nusiance when I’m trying to read it! 😛
Ennes: Faville: Any ideas on what I can do?
Mellish: You have to peel back the obfuscation step by step before you can really read it
Schmitke: Good luck, and speaking from experience, if you make a mistake you have to start over so go slow
Lava: Isn’t there a deobfuscator?
Aschenbrenner: I have never ‘peeled back’ obfuscation before
Polster: So wouldn’t even know where to start
Miville: Mostly you replace things
Royall: On line 2 change ‘V’ to ‘multiply3’, and then change all of the references