the case is that
i`d like to download a site index page and some of links in that page. the url fliters works great . but all hrefs in the page are relative URLs , such as
?id=guest&pass=none&sortKey=title&sortOrder=asc&view=&g=&catid=&s=1&itemid=12345/no1sec2
?id=guest&pass=none&sortKey=title&sortOrder=asc&view=&g=&catid=&s=1&itemid=12345/no1sec3
and without URL Substitutes all the files stroed in my folder are not the html file, their name is the exactly value of the hrefs without their extnames ".html".
and now i`d like to use URL Substitutes to rename all the filename like " no1sec2.html ", " no1sec3.html " and also the links in these files.
i had tried this setting of URL Substitutes
a. (no use)
URL : ***itemid=**/*
replace: ***itemid=**/
with: (empty)
b. (no use)
URL: http://***itemid=**/*
replace: ***itemid=**/
with: (empty)
Please help me , Oleg , and i had searched this user forums. i found that there were some more variables in the URL Substitutes such as "$" "AND" , which are not listed in the help manual, could you give me a little explain? Thank you very much
Sincerely
John.Tai
URL:
?*/
Replace:
$
With:
.htm
Add another rule there and allow all rules to execute:
URL:
*
Replace:
?*/
With:
<empty>
Best regards,
Oleg Chernavin
MP Staff
>
> URL:
> ?*/
> Replace:
> $
> With:
> .htm
>
> Add another rule there and allow all rules to execute:
> URL:
> *
> Replace:
> ?*/
> With:
> <empty>
>
> Best regards,
> Oleg Chernavin
> MP Staff
>
Thanks Oleg, I will try these setting later today,
BTW, would u plz tell me the "?" "$" what`s their usage?
Oleg.