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Gary Baluha wrote:
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type="cite">On Jan 30, 2008 1:22 PM, Charles Jones <<a
moz-do-not-send="true" href="mailto:jonescr@cisco.com">jonescr@cisco.com</a>>
wrote:<br>
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style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">...I
remembered I was using this script when I saw Gary<br>
Baluha's urlplus.pl.<br>
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Incidentally, I cannot use urlplus, as it makes use of bbhostgrep, which<br>
I discovered fails if your bb-host entries are too long.<br>
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Hmm, I haven't run into bb-host entries that long. Can you give an
example of one of them? I'd be interested in seeing if my script can be
tweaked to work around that issue.<br>
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Upon re-testing, it looks like the actual reason for the failure was
that by default bbhostgrep only finds space-delimited tags, and so to
find a tag that is tagname=text or tagname;text;text, you must use a
wildcard - "bbhostgrep tagname*". This is actually in the man page and
I guess I just didn't read it thoroughly before :)<br>
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cite="mid:29f517690801310835i4696d199o4df5c2d0d4b6931e@mail.gmail.com"
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Incidentally, I'm working on another release of urlplus that adds form
submission checking, as well as being able to handle multiple-step form
submissions (submit something to one webpage, check the result and
submit on that new webpage, etc). I'm also cleaning up the commenting
and rearranging a few things in the code to make it easier to modify
(including a hard-coded value that I moved to a user-modifiable
constant.<br>
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I think Henrik has plans to implement something similar, you basically
need to be able to dynamically and temporarily store cookies and
possibly spoof referrer.<br>
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