Mishari Al-Mishari wrote: > Hi, > I am using the following command: > wget -p url > the url has frames. > the url retrieves a page that has set of frames. But wget doesn't > retrieve the html pages of the frames urls. Is there any bug or i am > missing something?
Works fine for me. In fact, if the frames have frames, it'll get those too. How many nested frames have you? > Also the command > wget -r -l 2 url > (url has frames) the above command doesn't retrieve the html pages of > the urls in the frames. These two examples strongly suggest that you have a large (>2) number of nested frames. wget will only recurse two levels of page-prerequisites with the -p option. However, if you can't be specific about the URL you're trying, we can't be specific about what's going on. I'd recommend you use the -d (debug) option, redirect the log to a file (-o wget-log), and check the log for a string like: "Not descending further" (if you're running it in an English locale), which is a good way to tell if it's run into more nested frames than it is willing to pursue. > I am using version 1.10.2. Me too. :) -- Micah J. Cowan Programmer, musician, typesetting enthusiast, gamer... http://micah.cowan.name/
