Item Data Extraction for Database creation

PLEASE ONLY USE THIS METHOD TO CONTACT ME. DO NOT CONTACT USING THE EMAIL ADDRESS ON THE DOMAIN REGISTRAR Please see attachment for more complete description of job [login to view URL] These websites were never completed so there are many 404 errors. The data will be found in the html source and off the actual item page displayed. - Not all the html is uniform so the "item text/description" is easier to copy from the displayed page. The data needed in the html is the following: NOT ALL THE ITEMS WILL HAVE THE SAME OPTIONS, RADIO BUTTONS, ETC. BUT THIS SHOULD COVER ALMOST ALL THE VARIABLES YOU MIGHT FIND. <title> <meta name="description" <meta name="keywords" Item Name = name="item_name" Item Number = name="item_number" Item Price = name="amount" value= Item Shipping = name="shipping" value= Item Shipping additional = name="shipping2" value= Item Option = name="on1" value= Radio Button Main = "radio" name="on1" value= Radio Button Selection = "radio" name="os0" value= = "radio" name="os0" value= select name= <option value=> </option> HERE ARE SOME ACTUAL EXAMPLES: <title>boy room cross stitch art airplane</title> <meta name="description" content="Looking for inspiring decorating ideas for the wall of a boy's room? Airplane cross stitch wall art for infant boys, toddler boys" /> <meta name="keywords" content="boy room cross stitch art airplane"/> Item Name = name="item_name" value="CT-40 lion curtain tieback"> Item Number = name="item_number" value="CT 40 lion curtain tie back"> Item Price = name="amount" value="11.99"> Item Shipping = name="shipping" value="2.95"> Item Shipping additional = name="shipping2" value="0.90"> Radio Button Main = "radio" name="on1" value="Child Name"> = "radio" name="os0" value="Horizontal (landscape)"> = "radio" name="os0" value="Vertical (Portrait)"> <select name="os1" > <option value="Tan">Tan</option><option value="Yellow">Yellow</option><option value="Pink">Pink</option><option value="Blue">Blue</option> **** OPTION VALUE IS IN TWO PARTS *** <option value="Tan"> is the title of the option Tan</option> is the actual option ** The spreadsheet would look something like this: Item Name, Item Number, Item Price, Item Shipping, Item Shipping Addl, Item Description, Option Name, Option Value, radio Name, radio Value Create columns for 10 option names and 10 option values example opt1, optn1 the same with radio name and radio value example rad1, radn1 that should be enough as most items wouldn't have more than 3-4 options