> ** Access Error: Cannot open
> /C/WINDOWS/Desktop/rebol031/club_details.sps?id=1.
> ** Where: write file read site/:file
> hi
> i hope you can help.....
> i get the above message when i run the following script
> REBOL [
> Title: "Download Multiple Pages"
> File: %webgetter.r
> Purpose: {Fetch several web pages and save them as local files.}
> ]
> site: http://www.agu.org.au/club_directory/
> files: [
> %club_details.sps?id=1
> ]
> foreach file files [write file read site/:file]
>
"write file" ?? file = %club_details.sps?id=1 ??
/C/WINDOWS/Desktop/rebol031/club_details.sps?id=1 !!
no "?" in win-os-names!
Volker
> i need to get the first forty listings for work so instead of manually
> saving them all, i thought rebol would come to the rescue!!
> i thought i could just tell it to do id 1 then id 2 and so on so i'll need
> to whack a loop in their to somehow.... to count the first 40..anyway..
> the script below works just fine, which is just the default of the same
> directory but when i ask it to get the first record which is id1 that's
> when the problem happens! if i cut and paste the url into a web page it
> works just fine, so i'm thinking that it my be a syntax error on my part...
> REBOL [
> Title: "Download Multiple Pages"
> File: %webgetter.r
> Date: 20-May-1999
> Purpose: {Fetch several web pages and save them as local files.}
> ]
> site: http://www.agu.org.au/club_directory/
> files: [
> %default.sps
> ]
> foreach file files [write file read site/:file]
> can you pls help
> ps - this is a great product ...where have you guys been hiding!!
> i initally came across it on BeOS and it has since saved me soooo much
> time - thanks :-)
>
>
> Jason Savidge
> IT Manager
> One Stop Entertainment
> Brisbane Australia
> www.onestopent.com.au
>
>
>
