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Post 302492664 by KidCactus on Tuesday 1st of February 2011 05:53:04 AM
02-01-2011
Thanks everyone. 
Is there any way to apply this to a full html page, where there would be alot more than "what I have"? As in first find thread_id= and get that all the way to the fist </div>.
Is there any way to apply this to a full html page, where there would be alot more than "what I have"? As in first find thread_id= and get that all the way to the fist </div>.
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