I have a webpage which shows a calendar.The calendar is in html code in the form of a table.This table is inside another table. The days are in 3 different colours:Red blue and black. Each colour indicating a different status. Also there is no "th" table header in the tables.
I tried using HTML::Parser, but could get the proper output. What i want is to check the colour of each day and record this into a table in MySql. This table will indicate day and colour.
A sample of the HTML code for a day is a given below 
<td align="Center" bgcolor="White" width="14%"><font face="Verdana" co
+lor="Black" size="1">2</font></td>

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This refers to the second day of the month, '2', and has the color "Black".
So how do i find out what is the attribute value of each day and how do i go through the days in increasing order.
Coz if i search for the text '1' , it might turn up with 1, 10..19,21,etc

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