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This is indeed ninjitsu! :-) LOL ..but sounds absolutely logical! I can't wait to try it out. I'll report back the results. Thanks

I tried that but the $page scrape gets all the lis from both the uls and not just the lis from the 1st ul that we need. I also tried to choose by attribute the 1st ul and then use the $scrape chosen command but no luck. I can't find a way to process/scrape just the first ul..

Unfortunately this is not a number, it's the lowercase L. The class name is the same for both uls and it's "grayul". The only thing that is different between the uls is the leading <h2> tag. Any ideas?

Hi everybody, I'd like to know how would you handle a situation like the one described below: Imagine the following html structure.. <div id="content"> <h2>First Group of Categories</h2> <ul class=grayul> <li><a href="/folder/category47-page1.html"><b>Building</b></a> <span class=black>(554)</SPAN> – Found in architecture and building, such as bricks, pavements, tiles etc. <li><a href="/folder/category55-page1.html"><b>Frames</b></a> <span class=black>(86)</SPAN> – Picture frame pr