Anees Shaikh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm trying to use the code in html-parse.c (v1.7) in standalone mode
Excellent!
For some reason, img src=... tags are recognized but then skipped
almost every time they are encountered. When using the full program
and recursive retrieve, the images
Did you try putting quotes around the URL? Don't have time to test at the
moment, but my memory is that I used quoted URL in (this or another) DOS
app and it did work.
Rick
On Fri, 29 Jun 2001, Reto Kohli wrote:
hello list,
i ran across a problem today which is so
obvious that i'm
On 29 Jun 2001, at 8:13, Rick Palazola [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jun 2001, Reto Kohli wrote:
consider the following wget call (and think dos:)
wget http://mydomain.org/index.html?foo=bar
well? -- dos (and your average windows, too)
does of course not allow you to write
So I think the problem is with malformed img tags. The parser fails
if the tag is of this form:
img src=/library/homepage/images/curve.gif alt= border=0 /
Note the end of the tag is closed with / instead of just as in
the spec. When the parser finds the / it thinks it sets
Anees Shaikh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So I think the problem is with malformed img tags. The parser fails
if the tag is of this form:
img src=/library/homepage/images/curve.gif alt= border=0 /
[...]
This problem with img tags seems to be quite common (redhat.com,
ibm.com,
Anees Shaikh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hrvoje, you mentioned that you planned to modify the parser to
handle these tags. Any ideas on timetable?
How about now? :-)
I have created a simple patch that deals with this. However,
preliminary testing indicated a problem with the semantics.
