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'[OT] Save single WEB Page to Harddisk (?? WGET que'
2005\11\15@073638
by
Buehler, Martin
I finally got WGET working (version 1.10.2 for windows) through the
proxy.
this works now on 'normal' web pages, but i cannot get it working on a
mapquest page. with a request like:
wget
"www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?latlongtype=decimal&latitude=47&lo
ngitude=7&zoom=6"
i do not get the full page saved.
looks like i get the frame with the advertising in the resulting html
file, but not the map.
any idea how to call or configure wget to get the map content?
thanx!
tino
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2005\11\15@131208
by
Peter
On Tue, 15 Nov 2005, Buehler, Martin wrote:
> this works now on 'normal' web pages, but i cannot get it working on a
> mapquest page. with a request like:
>
> wget
> "http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?latlongtype=decimal&latitude=47&lo
> ngitude=7&zoom=6"
>
> i do not get the full page saved.
> looks like i get the frame with the advertising in the resulting html
> file, but not the map.
Human meets AJAX. Score 0:1
Peter
2005\11\15@174740
by
Peter
2005\11\16@013101
by
Buehler, Martin
hi peter
sure, this works on a manual basis, but how do you automate that?
i found no way to get the link to the map out of the original html file.
the only way was using 'properties' from within a browser window.
what i need to do is automatically download maps for offline usage.
tino
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2005\11\16@144111
by
Peter
On Wed, 16 Nov 2005, Buehler, Martin wrote:
> hi peter
> sure, this works on a manual basis, but how do you automate that?
> i found no way to get the link to the map out of the original html file.
> the only way was using 'properties' from within a browser window.
> what i need to do is automatically download maps for offline usage.
Well, you see, the purpose of their doing it that way is so you don't
download maps autmatically. So what you really want to do is to reverse
engineer the JavaScript on that page and understand how it is done. If
they are any good about it, you will likely fail. Usually they are not
that good.
Peter
2005\11\18@091832
by
Russell McMahon
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