The pid and sid I mention as just 6 digit numbers identifying personas and sorties. What I'm going to do is collect stats for a squad I'm part of for a online game for starts and reward purposes.

Each member have 3 different personas (pids) and those are inserted into URLs to get a page with their lists of sorties. Each line contain a link to a sortie page (url+sid, again sig digit number). Those pages contains the main data, some basic data and two lists with either kills or captures (stored in table row blocks)

Does that makes things clearer?
Thanks for the suggestions, I'll look those up, but will probably be quite a while before I get even close to anything useful.

In reply to Re^2: collect data from web pages and insert into mysql by SteinerKD
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