Is it possible to get Yahoo search results in XML form?

[ertaboy356b]

@topic

 

[GetTriggerUnit-]

? html is xml.

Do you mean that you want to parse it?

 

[Lyerae]

HTML is most certainly not XML, and they are barely related.

Also, now that (most) browsers have native JSON parsing, I would advise using that if possible, as it is a hell of a lot easier (assuming the environment is a web browser, rather than a desktop-based application).

 

[ertaboy356b]

Yup, I need to parse it. I need it in a project.

Like for example, if I search "League Of Legends" in a custom search box, it would search in yahoo as "League Of Legends site:www.thehelper.net".. and it needs to parse the results in xml like this:

<response>
 <search>
  <title>title 1</title>
  <url>http://searchresult.com/blahblah</url>
 </search>
 <search>
  <title>title 2</title>
  <url>http://searchresult.com/blahblah</url>
 </search>
</response>

If it can be done with JSON, then so be it..

Note: I don't know how to use JSON yet.. But I'll do my best to learn it if it can be outputted that way.

 

[Lyerae]

JSON is basically JavaScript objects. JSON literally means JavaScript Object Notation. Here is the best place to learn about it.

One thing I did find by a quick Google, was this. It's not Yahoo (and in fact is Google), but it might be want you are looking for.