"Tony Lewis" <[email protected]> writes: > Yes, implementing document.location is a reasonable place to start, but once > JavaScript support has been added to wget, I expect the floodgates will > quickly open with bug reports of pages where wget didn't retrieve all the > requisite content.
in any case we won't be able to predict all possible cases. A website can generate any URL with JavaScript that we can't fully enumerate. That is why my suggestion, if we cover most of the cases with a few regex, then let's go this way and avoid the extra burden of depending and having a javascript engine in wget. Giuseppe
