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Originally Posted by zem52887
at home? or at work? (I assume home/ i've tried running it in different directories, so wouldn't this accomplish the same thing?)
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At home. And I'd try removing the cache, just to be sure.
Also, try using the interactive interpreter to track down the problem as I outlined in my previous post.
You also could just ignore the problem - if it works at your workplace, isn't that good enough?
As an aside, the get_industry_urls function works okay on my machine when I call it directly. I haven't tried running the entire program (would take too long).
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Originally Posted by zem52887
... yeah I doubt yahoo changed anything on the webpage, the program doesn't have to be in any particular folder on my computer, right? Like, it is still able to open beautifulsoup if it's saved to the desktop right? (And if it wasn't I don't think I'd get a NoneType error)
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As long as BeautifulSoup is installed.
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Originally Posted by zem52887
if Firefox is my default browser at home while IE is at work, would this have any impact?
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No; it doesn't rely on the browser.