Hello,
I'm using wget since months for saving the daily
arrival/departure information of the local airport.
Now they changed the design of the website and started
to use frames. I'm stucked now! No idea how to extract
the data from this framed website. Any ideas?
Here's an example:
http://www.zur
Hi François!
Well, it seems to work for me. Here's how:
Open the frame in another window (works in Mozilla easily),
then you'll see the
URL:
http://www.uniqueairport.com/timetable/fplan_landung_imm.asp?ID_site=1&sp=en&le=2&ID_level1=1&ID_level2=2&ID_level3=7&ID_level4=&ID_level5=&d=timetable/fpla
Hi all!
François just told me that it works. :)
I thought that maybe I'll should add why it does ;)
The original website sits on www.zurich-airport.com,
the info frame however is loaded from
http://www.uniqueairport.com
As wget by default only downloads pages from
the same server (which makes s
wget-1.9.1-5 (fedora core 2)
When downloading something to a specific filename with -O, wget gets
confused when running convert-links and tries to access the filename as
if -O wasn't specified, returning a "file not found" message.
Also, I'm guessing that this won't work at all with -O /dev/stdo
