* Gisle Aas [EMAIL PROTECTED] [November 10 2004, 21:25]:
then closed the connection. Since there was no way for the server to
indicate any other Content-Type than text/html the plaintext tag was
introduced so that text files could be served by just prefixing the
file content with this tag.
Alex Kapranoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
* Alex Kapranoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] [November 11 2004, 11:11]:
It results in weird effects for me as I write a HTML sanitizer for
WebMail.
Howcome? Do you have a need to suppress this behaviour in HTML::Parser?
Yes, I'd like to have an
Hi everyone,
I am trying to use Mechanize to scrape information of my account page at
www.attwireless.com. am having problems signing on.
The commands to fill in the form all work without complaint:
$mech-form_name($formname);
$mech-field($usernameField,$loginID);
Try using $mech-click instead of $mech-submit just for giggles... I cant
explain why but it often works for me when i find my submits bringing me
back to the exact same page with no errors or explanation.
--
gedanken
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004, Peter Stevens wrote:
Ive never been able to figure why mech-click and mech-submit are any
different... its like voodoo to me but it works heh. Ive used mechanize
on about 100+ sites now, and its popped up 2-3 times. Took me forever to
'figure it out' i.e pull a guess out
On Thu, Nov 11, 2004 at 10:07:34AM -0600, Gedanken ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004, Peter Stevens wrote:
Ive never been able to figure why mech-click and mech-submit are any
different... its like voodoo to me but it works heh. Ive used mechanize
on about 100+ sites now, and
