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SOLVED: var_dump revealed that that the issue was of & and & .

Also I would still like to know why curl fetched a page with missing divs. Would anyone be kind enough to explain ?

have been at this problem for 1.5hours now. Narrowed down to something that just doesn’t make sense to me. Please help . I am fetching a page using curl.
The problem is that when the following code is used:
a lot of div tags from the navigation to the left are missing from the fetched page,

$pageToParse = "http://www.themarketgrocer.com.au{$arrayLeftBar[$i]} " ;
                ;
//fetch target page
$curlFetched = http_get($pageToParse, "http://www.google.com") ; //fetched using a curl function
echo $curlFetched['FILE'];

the value of $arrayLeftBar[$i] is fetched from an html page using simplehtmldom. as echoed:

"/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=37&Itemid=92"

HOWEVER if

$pageToParse = "http://www.themarketgrocer.com.au{$arrayLeftBar[$i]} " ;

is changed to : (basically manually appending the value of $arrayLeftBar[$i] )

$pageToParse = "http://www.themarketgrocer.com.au/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=37&Itemid=92" ;

then the complete page is fetched.

WHY ?? I have echoed the values and they are identical. What silly little thing am I missing?

Edit:
THis is how the $arrayLeftBar is being populated: I am pretty sure the problem is here . Coz if I manually create a simple array. Things work.

foreach ($sublevelLinks as $link)
{
    $arrayLeftBar[] = $link->href ;
}

Answer 1

SOLVED: var_dump revealed that that the issue was of & and & .
html_entity_decode($arrayLeftBar[$i]) did the necessary conversion