Hi Gregory,
I fired up fiddler (http proxy) and saw that xmlhttp
is setting the referer to the html page calling it (in
my case: file://C:\Program Files\Quick Search
Deskbar\search.htm)
and ignoring what I tell it to set it to. Probably
for security reasons.
Possibly we could "shell out" to a co
Tried that. Doesn't work. I'm baffled. That's why I suggested throwing up a
real browser window, and getting the comic back out of it somehow.
And, yes: please do check in the political comics.
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Couldn't you use xmlhttp to download the image locally
(you can fake the re
Couldn't you use xmlhttp to download the image locally
(you can fake the referer I believe) and then point to
the local copy of the image in the file generated by
comx.xml?
BTW, I added all the editorial (political) comics and
was wondering if anyone else was interested in me
checking these chang
This is exactly the same problem with all of the King Features Syndicate
comics.
http://www.kingfeatures.com/features/comics/comics.htm
I tried to figure it out a few times, but I never could get a working
solution. Maybe, DQSD could create a temporary popup window with the
official URL and some sc
Ouch, that doesn't sound promising. Darn.
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Hmmm I took a peek at this one.. There is a problem in that the comic
image is served up through a content management system. If I extract
the URL of the image and attempt to fetch it directly, there is an error
generated - no referer. In other words, it looks to me that the comic
will on
Anyone feel up to trying to add "Zits" to the comx list? It's a King
Features one, so it's not available online at the more normal sources. I
have found it online daily at the Seattle Post Intelligencer
(http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/fun/zits.asp), but parsing the comx.xml
file and figuring out how
