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Doh, was wondering why I was seeing so many sales the 28th...
Turns out it was that it downloaded the weekly reports (and I sort the data based on the begin date so it all ended up on the same day ).

Works again now though, good work!

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Magnus Blikstad
WIT Entertainment

Thanks for the update.

On Saturday, the script ceased to work:

Getting sales and trend data for 2011-07-30 (07%2F30%2F2011)
Data for 2011-07-30 failed

Apparently, the final curl to download the csv fetches an error page instead of the csv. I compared the HTTP request with a Tamper Data session in Firefox and found no significant differences.

I tried several things to no avail:
- made "%2F" in date strings uppercase
- added -H "Accept: */*" (to curl in line 201)
- added -H "Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate" (to curl in line 201)

Any idea what has changed on Apple's side and why it breaks?

It's still working for me.

Still working here too.

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Magnus Blikstad
WIT Entertainment

Today it decided to download the weekly report again though.... hmm...

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Magnus Blikstad
WIT Entertainment

Seems some of the ids have changed on the site. Could someone confirm that changing the selectDayName and selectWeekName variables work?

This seem to work....

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Magnus Blikstad
WIT Entertainment

Those changes work for me. Thanks. I'll post an updated script shortly.

Okay... new issue.
Seems today I'm getting the following id on the page; theForm:j_id_jsp_60478444_6.
The reason this is bad is I'm assuming ajaxName=${dailyName/_6/_2} will match things wrong with the initial _6 (right after jsp). Right?

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Magnus Blikstad
WIT Entertainment

This seem to do the trick. Not sure how "correct" it is though.



(yes, I had to google to get the %? thing... The intention is to "remove the last character".... so, hope that's what it does )

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Magnus Blikstad
WIT Entertainment