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<blockquote data-quote="James" data-source="post: 188051" data-attributes="member: 12681">@THEBASED, I have had a quick look at the site and it should work fine with WebEPG. You will need to use the &quot;Zendergids&quot; section, because WebEPG cannot read grids.There are two things that are needed for making a WebEPG grabber xml file1. The GET/POST pattern.A good way to do this is install Paros (<a href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/paros" target="_blank">http://sourceforge.net/projects/paros</a>) its a local proxy. Then config your browser to use the proxy at 127.0.0.1. This will allow you to see all the requests made to the web site when surfing around.You need to find the channel id and date.2. The templateFor this you need the HTML source for the page. This is easy in every browser right-click on the page and &quot;view-source&quot;. Then you need to locate a listing. Just search for the name of a program and the find the title, time, description, etc. Work out what is different between two programs and what is the same. You'll need to work out which HTML tags can be used to find the listings. See the wiki and you will find a program to help.Hope this helps.Just post any problems/questions here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James, post: 188051, member: 12681"] @THEBASED, I have had a quick look at the site and it should work fine with WebEPG. You will need to use the "Zendergids" section, because WebEPG cannot read grids. There are two things that are needed for making a WebEPG grabber xml file 1. The GET/POST pattern. A good way to do this is install Paros ([url]http://sourceforge.net/projects/paros[/url]) its a local proxy. Then config your browser to use the proxy at 127.0.0.1. This will allow you to see all the requests made to the web site when surfing around. You need to find the channel id and date. 2. The template For this you need the HTML source for the page. This is easy in every browser right-click on the page and "view-source". Then you need to locate a listing. Just search for the name of a program and the find the title, time, description, etc. Work out what is different between two programs and what is the same. You'll need to work out which HTML tags can be used to find the listings. See the wiki and you will find a program to help. Hope this helps. Just post any problems/questions here. [/QUOTE]

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