WebEPG Grabber

<Day>value</Day>

The name of the day to be used with [DAY_NAME] tag in url.

<SectionTemplate tags="">

Some common tags:

Although the first letter is not unique for every different HTML tag, it is generally good enough to build a unique template for finding data on the page.

<TemplateText>

The template is the HTML tags and data fields that make up the program listing. It can be made up of any HTML tags, however, ONLY those listed in the tags attribute of the SectionTemplate will be used for matching. The others will be ignored. Only second letters of tags are used for matching! For example template "<SPAN class="class1"> will match any <SPAN> tag, not only those with class="class1". However it is useful to write more self descriptive template text, not only the shortest possible.
The template, special tags are used by WebEPG to locate the required data.

</TemplateText>

End of the TemplateText

<MatchList>

<Match field="" match="" />

</MatchList>

End of MatchList

</SectionTemplate>

End of the SectionTemplate

<Preference template="" title="" subtitle="" genre="" description="" />

<Sublink search="" template="">

<Link url="" post="" external="" encoding="" user-agent=""/>

Optional only required if URL is different (cannot be built) from the main site URL. (See Site URL for details).

1.2.0 beta:   You can specify an optional User-Agent string to be used in each HTTP request using user-agent attribute. If not specified the default will be used. Note that if you specify user-agent in <Site> it will NOT be propagated here.

For Javascript URLs.

Example needed.

</Sublink>

End of this Sublink

</Sublinks>

End of the Sublinks section

<Searches>

<Search match="" field="" remove="" />

This command searches the whole section of source page matching the template (all tags, their attributes and values). It finds the value corresponding to given regular expression match and pastes it to given field. If remove is set to true, the whole text corresponding to regular expression match will be cut out of the source page, so it will not be part of output from template parsing. It can be also used to remove undesired parts of descriptions, titles etc. More than 1 search can be used, however only latest match will be used.

Same fields as for TemplateText are allowed.

Example:

<Search match="\([0-9]{1,3}[,][0-9]{0,3}\)" field="#EPISODE" remove="true" />
<Search match="\([0-9]{1,3}\)" field="#EPISODE" remove="true" />
<Search match="\([0-9]{1,3}[/][0-9]{0,3}\)" field="#EPISODE" remove="true" />

This complex search searches for episode number in any of the form (N), (N1, N2) or (N/Count). Episode number will be removed.

<Month>value</Month>

Used for matching <#MONTH> tag in template. Only required if <#MONTH> tag is use in a template.

Value is the tet as found on the site. There must be 12 months in the correct order (Jan-Dec).