How can I parse HTML code with “html written” URL in Python?

[mdigitale]

I am starting to program in Python, and have been reading a couple of posts where they say that I should use an HTML parser to get an URL from a text rather than re.I have the source code which I got from \[code\]page.read()\[/code\] with the \[code\]urllib\[/code\] and \[code\]urlopen\[/code\].Now, my problem is that the parser is removing the url part from the text.Also, if I had read correctly, \[code\]var = page.read()\[/code\], \[code\]var\[/code\] is stored as a string?How can I tell it to give me the text between 2 "tags"? The URL is always in between \[code\]flv=\[/code\] and \[code\];\[/code\] so and as such it doesn't start with \[code\]href\[/code\] which is what the parsers look for, and it doesn't contain \[code\]http://\[/code\] either.I have read many posts, but it seems they all look for ``href in the code.Do I have it all completely wrong?Thank you!