I have a URL to fetch, that gives a HTTP 303 redirect : import urllib2 as web import sys url=\'http://sample.com\'
I want to open a page then find a number and multiply by another random number and then submit it to the page So what I\'m doing is saving the page as a html then finding the 2 numbers multiplying it
I am using the python urllib2 library for opening URL, and what I want is to get the complete header info of the request. When I use response.info I only get this:
I am trying to access a REST api and need to call it with a line of XML for a filter condition. My apologies for providing code that others cannot access. When I execute this code, I get the error mes
According to the urllib2 documentation, Because the default handlers handle redirects (codes in the 300 range), and codes in the 100-299 range indicate success, you will usually only see error code
In Python I can use urllib2 (and urllib) to open external URLs such as Google. However, I am hitting issues when opening localhost URLs. I have a python SimpleHTTPServer running on port 8280 which I c
If the proxy is 200.217.241.76 and the port is 80 how can i connect to google.com and read the html code using that proxy?
I have a python script that performs URL requests using the urllib2. I have a pool of 5 processes that run asynchronously and perform a function. This function is the one that makes the url calls, get
import urllib2,urllib data = urllib.urlencode({\"username\" : \"usr\", \"password\" : \"pass\", \"lang\" : \"eng\", \"usertype\" : \"cashier\", \"submit\" : \"Enter\"})
I recently tried to speed up a little tool (which uses urllib2 to send a request to the (unofficial)twitter-button-count-url (> 2000 urls) and parses it´s results) with the multiprocessing module (an
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