[MeasureISP]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\WebParser.dll
UpdateRate=1800
Url="http://www.ip-adress.com/"
RegExp="(?siU).* ISP of my IP : (.*)</div>"
StringIndex=1
Debug=1
i am still new about using webparser, i don't where i got wrong, can somoene help me how to get that ISP name?
That site will not respond to WebParser (or RainRegExp either) as it is rejecting the user agent string and not allowing a connection from other than regular web browsers.
animers wrote:i follow your code, but the ISP name still didn't appear, i still got error : Matching error! (-1) in log file.
If you go to that site in your browser, does it connect ok and display your info? Possible that is is geo-specific and may only work in the US or something.
ah sorry, when i tried to see the log file again, web parser run correctly and no error. But still, didn't appear in rainmeter, and i realized in the web itself, the ISP was blank, it just shows IP address, hostname, country and region.
is there any other sites than http://www.spyber.com that show my ISP name and respond to webparser ?
animers wrote:ah sorry, when i tried to see the log file again, web parser run correctly and no error. But still, didn't appear in rainmeter, and i realized in the web itself, the ISP was blank, it just shows IP address, hostname, country and region.
is there any other sites than http://www.spyber.com that show my ISP name and respond to webparser ?
thank you very much for the assistence
Really, searching google is the best bet. There are tons of sites that display "your" info when you access them.
Oh yeah... It was the ISP we were after, not the IP.
For that you have to search for your IP (can be done in URL http://www.db.ripe.net/whois?form_type=simple&full_query_string=&searchtext=#VariableForTheIPThatYouHave#&submit.x=23&submit.y=3 ). And you can get your IP to search with with some other measure and use WriteKeyValue.