Fails after test 3. Prompts between 2 and 3.
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Charlie Russel
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Will do. If you want to take this offlist to troubleshoot, feel free to send
directly.
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Yes, the first SP2 prompt is because I had to use
WScript.Shell which is an activeX control to run wget.
I assume also that you've set the wgetExe otherwise
you wouldn't be getting any SP2 prompts - am I
correct?
Can you add some alerts in at line 445 like so and
reload DQSD:
alert("test1");
var
Error:
Line: 332, char: 5 error: The system cannot find the file specified
code:0
URL: file://D:\Program Files\Quick Search Deskbar\search.htm
Note that one gets another "SP2" prompt when the script first tries to
run.
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Hi all,
I've updated and attached comx.xml to support
editorial political cartoons as well as support for
seattle pi comics like zits. The seattle pi comics
require you to use wget via WScript.Shell.
Let me know how it works (works fine for me!) and if
no problems I'll check it in.
Brent
Hi Gregory,
I fired up fiddler (http proxy) and saw that xmlhttp
is setting the referer to the html page calling it (in
my case: file://C:\Program Files\Quick Search
Deskbar\search.htm)
and ignoring what I tell it to set it to. Probably
for security reasons.
Possibly we could "shell out" to a co
Tried that. Doesn't work. I'm baffled. That's why I suggested throwing up a
real browser window, and getting the comic back out of it somehow.
And, yes: please do check in the political comics.
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Couldn't you use xmlhttp to download the image locally
(you can fake the re