by default javascript is completely disabled, this is because many sites use javascript to generate URLs that this script cannot parse and make them point to the correct place, i have found the results are somewhat better when javascript is disabled because it will force a site to believe that you have javascript disabled and hopefully generate HTML that is more friendly to the web-mirror script
of course there are always those sites that just don't work without javascript, if you would like to try out javascript you can, just comment out these two lines
$remove_tags['script'] = 0;//can remove javascript that does not work correct with this script
$remove_tags['noscript'] = -1;//enables the text in the noscript
thy should look like this
//$remove_tags['script'] = 0;//can remove javascript that does not work correct with this script
//$remove_tags['noscript'] = -1;//enables the text in the noscript
but be warned, it will most likely break more compatibility then it fixes
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well i'm not too sure what you mean by that, you mean like the stuff thats password protected through HTTP? if so i will look into that and try and get it into the next release, i have a few site that i'm trying to make more compatible right now, but its a little tough to find time when your taking 18 credits and work 30 hours a week :\
so i will attempt to get this working ASAP, but i'm very short on time so it may take a while
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Haha, I know exactally what your talking about! I'd use my PHP skills to help, but I'm in college as well and working on another site.
Also, concerning the javascript issue. For the future release check all the link tags for "javascript:whatever". I think it could be done with a simple strinstr or strpos, but I havn't looked at your code enough to actually know if that would work or not :)
-- Greg
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ah, i will try and check for the javascript:whatever in there, most of the actual work is done in regex so it should be fairly simple to modify that funconality, or i may decide to just make a modification of the function that works on the url and return something interisting instead
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Javascript doesn't seem to work.
by default javascript is completely disabled, this is because many sites use javascript to generate URLs that this script cannot parse and make them point to the correct place, i have found the results are somewhat better when javascript is disabled because it will force a site to believe that you have javascript disabled and hopefully generate HTML that is more friendly to the web-mirror script
of course there are always those sites that just don't work without javascript, if you would like to try out javascript you can, just comment out these two lines
$remove_tags['script'] = 0;//can remove javascript that does not work correct with this script
$remove_tags['noscript'] = -1;//enables the text in the noscript
thy should look like this
//$remove_tags['script'] = 0;//can remove javascript that does not work correct with this script
//$remove_tags['noscript'] = -1;//enables the text in the noscript
but be warned, it will most likely break more compatibility then it fixes
Hey, thanks. I'll try that.
Also, I try to access some virtual realms with this script, and it doesn't work to well.
Do you know why that would be happening?
-Greg
well i'm not too sure what you mean by that, you mean like the stuff thats password protected through HTTP? if so i will look into that and try and get it into the next release, i have a few site that i'm trying to make more compatible right now, but its a little tough to find time when your taking 18 credits and work 30 hours a week :\
so i will attempt to get this working ASAP, but i'm very short on time so it may take a while
Haha, I know exactally what your talking about! I'd use my PHP skills to help, but I'm in college as well and working on another site.
Also, concerning the javascript issue. For the future release check all the link tags for "javascript:whatever". I think it could be done with a simple strinstr or strpos, but I havn't looked at your code enough to actually know if that would work or not :)
-- Greg
ah, i will try and check for the javascript:whatever in there, most of the actual work is done in regex so it should be fairly simple to modify that funconality, or i may decide to just make a modification of the function that works on the url and return something interisting instead