Originally posted by: Alone
I don't think so. There's a complete lack of span id's as Evadman mentioned.
It may be possible using the same kinda methodology that I used, though it was a total hack and not elegant at all. I looked for a span that had only a date and a specific CSS class. I sorted the output from the parcing code so the spans would be in the same order as the anchor tags. then I had to look for a span with that CSS and only a date in the span that was directly after the anchor, and add the corresponding link to it.
I had to use the CSS and the date check because there are other spans that had the same CSS class, like the edited text at the bottom of a post and the fusetalk copyright tag at the very bottom of the page, but only the span at the top of the post had a date only.
The text under the avatar has a different CSS class, so it may be possible by looking for the text 'joined:' and a valid date within the span with the class. But because that 'joined:' and date is not really inside another element, it would require finding that table cell and parcing out that section and rebuilding it with the link from the pieces pulled out of it.
If it were VB or something, I could do it but my javascript skills are sorely lacking. It would probably be pretty easy with a regular expression replacement.