Alexander Lane wrote: > I've encountered a website that does not put the ">" at the end of > some of its img tags. Wget skips downloading those images as a result, > but I checked several web browsers & they were all able to cope with > it. > > I don't know whether this was done in an attempt to break automated > downloading or if it's just bad HTML. > > Here's what they look like: > > <p><img src="something/something1.jpg" border="1" width="1060" > height="1592"</p> > > Is there any way I can make wget recognize & follow these malformed img tags? > > Thanks, > Alex >
I think that SGML allowed such kind of (mis)behavior. I don't see the appropiate rule in HTML5 spec, though.
