- From: (wrong string) çois Chenais <Francois.Chenais@citb.bull.net>
- Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2001 11:51:15 +0200
- To: "???" <thedeft@softwise.co.kr>
- Cc: www-lib@w3.org
A would like to do the same thing but How can I dectect the deference between <a href="/hello/world">my link and url='"/hello/'; doc.write("<a href=" + url +'world\"' ); I've seen someone writing this Sh... code !! :-| My problem is to add a session id on the url :-) François On Tue, 10 Jul 2001 18:00:02 +0900 "???" <thedeft@softwise.co.kr> wrote: > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "François Chenais" <Francois.Chenais@citb.bull.net> > To: <www-lib@w3.org> > Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 5:37 PM > Subject: libwww & javascript > > > Hello, > > Is libwww included functionnalities for parsing javascript code ? > > > François > > > -- > Francois.Chenais@citb.bull.net > BULL-CITB tel:(+33) 556 437 848 Home: francois@chenais.net > 207, cours du Médoc fax:(+33) 556 437 978 http://www.citb.bull.net > 33000 Bordeaux BullCom: 227 7848 ICQ :3886291 > -------------------------------------------------------------------- Linux ----- > > No, Javascript is not understood by libwww. I'm also looking for ways to parse "some" java functionalities within HTML documents (for following links generated by javascript). I did a little trick with default HTML parser such that things within <SCRIPT> tags are passed as "LITERAL" sgml elements. So that I can use HText_addText calls and parse the codes explicitly. All I've done is extract everything within single/double quotes and decide whether they can be valid links or not. Inappropriate, but worked in quite a few cases. > > Are there open source Javascript interpreters that I may be able to use ? > > -- Francois.Chenais@citb.bull.net BULL-CITB tel:(+33) 556 437 848 Home: francois@chenais.net 207, cours du Médoc fax:(+33) 556 437 978 http://www.citb.bull.net 33000 Bordeaux BullCom: 227 7848 ICQ :3886291 -------------------------------------------------------------------- Linux -----
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