Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> directly from the build directory, without using a .wgetrc file. In
> the file `screenshots.html' there is a reference to the file
>
> ../image/ft2-kde-thumb.png
The reference looks like this:
<image width=160 height=120 alt="KDE screenshot"
src="../image/ft2-kde-thumb.png">
Wget doesn't recognize the "image" tag, which I've never heard of
before. It's not mentioned in HTML 4.01, it seems to be missing from
the various documents listing IE and Netscape extensions to HTML.
Googling for "image tag" reveals a number of hits that really refer to
IMG.
Mozilla and Opera do support it, so there's obviously some history
behind the tag. Has anyone heard it before? Should Wget support it
to be compatible?
> (and others) which wget simply doesn't download -- no error message,
> no warning. My Mozilla browser displays the page just fine. Since
> wget downloads the first thumbnail picture
> `../image/ft2-nautilus-thumb.png' without problems I suspect a
> serious bug in wget.
ft2-nautilus-thumb.png is referenced using the regular img tag.
> BTW, it is not possible for CVS wget to have builddir != srcdir
> (after creating the configure script), which is bad IMHO.
It seems to work here, except for the case when you build Wget in
srcdir as well.
