can not parse game details if URL format not in game/<numbers>

[dexterpengji]

URLs with game/[numbers] has no issue to be parsed: http://localhost:3000/game/6154457/boxscore
But URLs like the following can not be parsed: http://localhost:3000/game/football/fbs/2013/10/30/cincinnati-memphis/boxscore
I found the NCAA URL has no access issue, seems just a parsing issue: https://www.ncaa.com/game/football/fbs/2013/10/30/cincinnati-memphis/

[henrygd]

Thanks for the report, I didn't check back in time far enough to notice that.

This can probably be supported but it may be a bit before I can get around to it.

[dexterpengji]

I got it work in python since I don't know how to code in js

input_game_url in the function below is something like this /game/football/fbs/2013/10/30/cincinnati-memphis

def find_actual_game_id(input_game_url): response = requests.get(f'https://www.ncaa.com{input_game_url}') html_content = response.text looking_for = 'SportsEvent","url":"https:\/\/www.ncaa.com\/game\/' start_index = html_content.find(looking_for) end_index = html_content.find('"', start_index + 20) if start_index != -1 and end_index != -1: # Extract the game ID from the URL actual_game_id_in_url = html_content[start_index + len(looking_for):end_index] # print(f"Found the actual game ID: {actual_game_id_in_url} for the input_game_url: {input_game_url}") return actual_game_id_in_url else: # warn about the invalid URL raise Exception(f"Failed to find the actual game ID from URL: {input_game_url}")