Hello,
I'm trying to query a url with arguments (i.e.
http:/www.thissite.com?title=1&action=2). I get errors saying that
action is not a recognized internal or external command. I think this
is because wget uses the '&' character to make the process run in the
background. I tried substituting
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Alles, Kris wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I’m trying to query a url with arguments (i.e.
> http:/www.thissite.com?title=1&action=2). I get errors saying that
> action is not a recognized internal or external command. I think this
> is because wget uses th
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The original message you sent, and to which I responded, had
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in the Cc-list. That email address does not appear
to be valid; the mail relay host fro qa.ea.com (qamx-na1.ea.com)
rejected it with a "relaying denied" error. That seem
Can't add ampersand to url I want to get
Hello,
I'm trying to query a url with arguments (i.e.
http:/www.thissite.com?title=1&action=2). I get errors saying that
action is not a recognized internal or external command. I think this
is because wget uses the '&' ch
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Alles, Kris wrote:
> I tried wrapping the url with double quotes instead of single quotes and
> it works. Please disregard previous message.
Both single and double quotes should work in typical Unix shells.
Unless, of course, the quoted text contain
Single quotes will work when a URL includes a dollar sign. Double quotes
won't.
On Nov 5, 2007 12:07 PM, Micah Cowan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Alles, Kris wrote:
> > I tried wrapping the url with double quotes instead of single quotes and
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