On Thu, 7 Mar 2002, Ian Abbott wrote: > On 7 Mar 2002 at 17:50, Mathias Kratzer wrote: > > > While calling Wget 1.5.2 by > > > > wget -F -O 69_4_522_Ref.res -i 69_4_522_Ref.mrq > > > > on the attached file "69_4_522_Ref.mrq" has worked very well I am left > > with the error message > > > > No URLs found in 69_4_522_Ref.mrq > > > > whenever I try the same command using Wget 1.7. Even embedding the > > content of "69_4_522_Ref.mrq" into a HTML4 frame (i.e. DOCTYPE-header, > > html-, head- and body-tags) did not help. > > > > Can you tell me what I am doing wrong? > > The file 69_4_522_Ref.mrq contains several lines of the form: > > <a href="url"/a> > > which looks pretty invalid to me. Perhaps you need to change them > to: > > <a href="url"/> (XML format) > > or: > > <a href="url"></a> (SGML format)
Thanks for your quick reply, Ian. I admit that the lines in my original file contain a really stupid syntax error. As an absolute beginner with the Markup Languages I have just tried to learn from some hyperlink examples but obviously misunderstood their formal structure. Nevertheless, Wget 1.5.2 did recognize my URLs! So does Wget 1.7 after I've changed the lines to SGML format. However, I feel obliged to inform you that XML format didn't solve the problem. Thanks again, Mathias ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Mathias Kratzer | I_nstitute for E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | E_xperimental Phone : +49-201-183-7680 | M_athematics Ellernstr. 29 Visit : IEM, Room 205 | D-45326 ESSEN
