Want to access a site where the arguments is something like this:
&num1={:1..80}
Depending on num1 there is
&num2={:1..5} to {:1..25}
Depending on the combination num1 and num2 there is
&num3={:1..20) to {:1..400}
Believe I could manage the first two through a {:file} macro, but range of num3 is dependent on the first two.
Of course I could loop for all possible numbers. But 95% non-existing files would surely annoy the managers of the website and get me blocked.
Any ideas?
Otherwise I doubt Offline Explorer can easily make a correct guess on which numbers to use.
Best regards,
Oleg Chernavin
MP Staff
No, they are geographical codes, &num3 refer to villages (20-400) within districts.
Using a file with codes for the larger units will work. But how to enter the max value for for the last range,
which is dependent on the district it is within.
I suppose there is no fields within the files? Eg.
&num1=5&num2=18 | 33
It was a long shot ...
Oleg.
Oleg.