Re: php->html "rendering"

--- Larry Garfield <larry@garfieldtech.com> wrote: <clip 1> > > > that said it could take a week to figure out all > the > > > parameters. ;-) > > </clip 1> ... </clip 2> > That's why I included the switches I did. :-) I had > to do something very > similar just last week. > ... > > -m means "mirror". That is, recurse to all links > that don't leave the domain. > It's for exactly this sort of task. > > -k tells it to convert links. That way if you have > all absolute links in your > HTML output, it will mutate them for you to stay > within the local mirror > you're creating. > > If you have GET queries in your pages (we did), then > I recommend also using: > > --restrict-file-names=windows > > That will tell it to convert any blah?foo=bar links > into blah@foo=bar, since > the first is not a valid filename in Windows. I > find that even on a Linux > box, the latter works better. </clip 2> Hey, Thanks for the explanation of the switches. One part that I dont really understand is: blah?foo=bar links into blah@foo=bar having a link such as blah@foo=bar is not going to work to link to the second document...right? (I have not really tried it, but have never seen html like the above) And lastly, I read on another forum discussing wget that there is a switch that converts the dynamic pages to static WITH a .html/.htm extention; unfortunatly he didnt give an example of how to do this, was he just blowing smoke or is that true? Thanks again, Ryan ------ - The faulty interface lies between the chair and the keyboard. - Creativity is great, but plagiarism is faster! - Smile, everyone loves a moron. :-) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com