Sorry for yet another javascript indexing inquiry - yes, I've read the FAQ,
and have looked into the options available.
I noticed the new url_rewrite_rules option, and am wondering if it might
solve my particular javascript indexing problem.
I'm trying to index an MSN Groups site, and almost have it working. There
are certain javascript links that need to be crawled, but the actual URL's
could be easily identified with a regex. Here's an example link:
<a class=Command href="JavaScript:navAway('RelativePathToURL');" >
The actual link is nothing more than the parameter passed to the
javascript. Can I use the url_rewrite_rules option to strip away the
javascript call, leaving nothing but the actual relative URL? If so, could
some kind soul offer up the proper regex for the above? My skills in this
area, well, suck...
Thanks,
Bill
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