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One solution (though probably not the most efficient one), is making an SQL query to the database to get the number of posts.Then you determine how many pages you need, ie, you have 100 posts split in groups of 15, you need 7 pages -> 100 / 15 = 7 (rounded up)When showing the posts, you limit it to a maximum of 15, and you start on the post number <page>*15Hope it was clear enough

HeheCame here to say I discovered the solution by adding User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1) to the header, and I saw you had already posted it :)One strange thing I noticed... This user agent doesn't parse the XML, but a Lynx browser user agent does... Well, it's solved. Thanks for your help Mr. CHISOL

Thanks, with that small change I discovered that I was sending a Bad Request (that's what you get for Copy & Pasteing code from the web without actually thinking about it ), so I investigated a little more and was now able to send a correct header to the socket, but I still get the XML after being transformed.The current header I'm sending is as follows: GET /character-skills.xml?r=Bronzebeard&n=Zethus HTTP/1.1Host: armory.wow-europe.comContent-Type: text/plainContent-Length: 22Connection: closer=Bronzebeard&n=Zethus each of the lines ending with \r\n.Do you know of any way I can change the header I send to make it reply with raw XML?Oh, and by the way, if you access the page with http://armory.wow-europe.com/character-ski...rd&n=Zethus it will take you directly to the page I'm testing with

First of all, let me apologize if this has already been posted, but I can't perform a search on "XML" Also, sorry for the long post :)Now, to the actual problem I'm having...Many of you must already know of the World of Warcraft's Armory (http://armory.wow-europe.com).The data is made of a XML transformed with a XSL, and I'd like to get access to the raw XML, but have been unable to do so up to now. What boggles me the most is, if I try viewing the source in either Firefox or IE, or even open the file in Notepad directly from the Web, I get the raw XML I need, which makes me believe that even PHP, the XSL is applied on the "client" side.I've tried using the DOM, filesystem functions, with the same results.I even tried running a packet sniffer to sniff the packets sent to the server by Notepad, and sent the same packets to a socket I had opened. But that didn't work either.The closest I got was when I tried using the wget with a different user-agent (a possible solution I saw somewhere else). But I get an incomplete result: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="/layout/character-skills.xsl"?><page globalSearch="0" lang="en_gb" requestUrl="/character-skills.xml"> <characterInfo> <character battleGroup="Reckoning" charUrl="r=Bronzebeard&n=Zethus" class="Hunter" classId="3" faction="Alliance" factionId="0" gender="Male" genderId="0" guildName="The Conclave" guildUrl="r=Bronzebeard&n=The+Conclave&p=1" lastModified="19 April 2007" level="49" name="Zethus" race="Night Elf" raceId="4" realm="Bronzebeard" title=""/> <skillTab> <skillCategory key="professions" name="Professions"> <skill key="leatherworking" max="300" name="Leatherworking" value="257"/> <skill key="skinning" max="375" name="Skinning" value="300"/> </skillCategory> <skillCategory key="secondaryskills" name="Secondary Skills"> <skill key="cooking" max="300" name="Cooking" value="265"/> <skill key="firstaid" max="300" name="First Aid" value="260"/> <skill key="fishing" max="225" name="Fishing" value="170"/> <skill key="riding" max="75" name="Riding" value="75"/> </skillCategory> <skillCategory key="weaponskills" name="Weapon Skills"> <skill key="axes" max="245" name="Axes" value="127"/> <skill key="bows" max="245" name="Bows" value="194"/> <skill key="crossbows" max="245" name="Crossbows" value="1"/> <skill key="daggers" max="245" name="Daggers" value="94"/> <skill key="defense" max="245" name="Defense" value="209"/> <skill key="guns" max="245" name="Guns" value="243"/> <skill key="polearms" max="245" name="Polearms" value="213"/> <skill key="staves" max="245" name="Staves" value="1"/> <skill key="swords" max="245" name="Swords" value="123"/> <skill key="thrown" max="245" name="Thrown" value="1"/> <skill key="two-handedswords" max="245" name="Two-Handed Swords" value="1"/> <skill key="unarmed" max="245" name="Unarmed" value="40"/> </skillCategory> <skillCategory key="classskills" name="Class Skills"> <skill key="beastmastery" max="0" name="Beast Mastery" value="245"/> <skill key="marksmanship" max="0" name="Marksmanship" value="245"/> <skill key="survival" max="0" name="Survival" value="245"/> </skillCategory> <skillCategory key="armorproficiencies" name="Armor Proficiencies"> <skill key="cloth" max="0" name="Cloth" value="1"/> <skill key="leather" max="0" name="Leather" value="1"/> <skill key="mail" max="0" name="Mail" value="1"/> </skillCategory> <skillCategory key="languages" name="Languages"> <skill key="language:common" max="300" name="Language: Common" value="300"/> <skill key="language:darnassian" max="300" name="Language: Darnassian" value="300"/> </skillCategory> </skillTab> </characterInfo></page> I ran wget with the following command: wget -O guild.xml --user-agent='Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1)' http://armory.wow-europe.com/character-skills.xml?r=Bronzebeard&n=Zethus PS: Just for the sake of it, I'm putting the code I used with fsockopen, without success (code changed to increase readability: $fp = fsockopen ("armory.wow-europe.com", 80, &$errnr, &$errstr) or die("$errno: $errstr"); $get = <<<EOFGET /character-skills.xml?r=Bronzebeard&n=Zethus HTTP/1.1Accept: */*UA-CPU: x86Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflateUser-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1)Host: armory.wow-europe.comConnection: Keep-AliveCache-Control: no-cacheEOF; fputs($fp, $get); while (!$end) { $line = fgets($fp, 2048); if (trim($line) == "") $end = true; else echo $line; } Does anyone have any idea on how to do this? Or should I abandon my idea altogether?