Robin B. Lake [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In a prior posting, I asked about saving an image from a Web page
instead of just saving the information necessary to re-retrieve that
image. I was advised to try -p -k --html-extension
Using wget-1.8.1-pre2, I still don't see the image data saved in
the .html file wget creates.
`wget -p -k --html-extension URL' is supposed to do these things:
1. download the HTML file under URL
1a. rename the file to `.html' if it doesn't already have that
extension.
2. download the inline images and style sheets needed to display that
HTML file, provided they are on the same host.
3. convert the links in the HTML file so that they point either
locally (in case of downloaded images) or to the remote location
(in case of links to external resources).
Which of these is not happening when you run it?
(To make Wget access other hosts, use `--include-domains b.mktw.net'.)
./wget -nH -p -k --html-extension -q -O /QoI/NDX/working/CHARTS/$myday+NDX.html
'http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=%24NDXsid=0o_symb=%24NDXx=60y=15freq=9time=1'
-O will not work with -p. This is a limitation in how -p currently
works.
