Hi, not a bug, but a question:
The command: wget --no-directories --adjust-extension --directory-prefix _files --convert-links --page-requisites --span-hosts http://www.Google.com saves the Google homepage as "index.html" along with associated files, all together in the folder "_files". The result works nicely, but what I want is for "index.html" to be in one folder and the associated files to be in a subfolder of that called "_files". This is what a browser does when one asks it to "save as webpage, complete." How do I simulate that behavior with Wget? The manual entry for -P / --directory-prefix says "the directory prefix is the directory where all other files and subdirectories will be saved." Because of the word "other," I thought this would do what I want, but it didn't. It put all the files in the same directory, including "index.html". I am using Wget, v. 1.20 as the Windows binary provided by Jernej Simončič at www.eternallybored.org/misc/wget/ and running it in a DOS window ("Command Prompt") of Windows 7. Thanks for your help.
