Re: [REBOL] Re: Netscape vs Iexplore and parsing
From: philippe1:legoff:francetelecom at: 21-Mar-2002 16:02
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John, graham,
Thanks a lot for help.
The problem with Netscape vs Iexplore is resolved :
---> print "Content-Type: text/plain^/" ;-- Required Page > print
Content-Type: text/html ^/
;-- Required Page
and the parsing looks well !
regards,
Philippe LE GOFF
[john_kenyon--mlc--com--au] a =E9crit :
> Philippe,
>
> 1/
> >this script runs well, with apache 1.3.12 or IIS 5, and Iexplore 5.5 , but
> NOT
> >with Netscape 4.5 where the browser response is :
> ><html> <body bgcolor="orange"> <center> <h1>"Resultats cgi-reb"</h1>
> ....
> >etc in line not interpreted by the browser.
>
> >I suppose it's a problem with CR or LF (I'm on Windows) . Is someone
> could help
> >me ?
> I think it is the <P> tags you are using. They should be opened and closed
> <P>like this</P>
> This is stopping Netscape from displaying the page. IE is more forgiving.
>
> >2/ Parsing :
> >I want to parse a html file with anchors like
> ><a href="equipes/affectations.php?projet_id=8">
> >TEST</a>
> >How could I get the data TEST with parsing ?
>
> You could try ...
>
> >> text: {<a href="equipes/affectations.php?projet_id=8">TEST</a>}
> == {<a href="equipes/affectations.php?projet_id=8">TEST</a>}
> >> parse text [ thru {<a href="equipes/affectations.php?projet_id=8
>}
> copy data to {</a>} (print data) to end]
> TEST
> == true
>
> Cheers, John
>
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John, graham,
<p>Thanks a lot for help.
<p>The problem with Netscape vs Iexplore is resolved :
<p>---> print "Content-Type: text/plain^/" ;-- Required Page
===> print "Content-Type: text/<b>html</b> ^/" ;-- Required Page
<p>and the parsing looks well !
<br>
<p>regards,
<p>Philippe LE GOFF
<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
<p>
[john_kenyon--mlc--com--au] a écrit :
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Philippe,
<p>1/
<br>>this script runs well, with apache 1.3.12 or IIS 5, and Iexplore 5.5
, but
<br>NOT
<br>>with Netscape 4.5 where the browser response is :
<br>><html> <body bgcolor="orange"> <center> <h1>"Resultats
cgi-reb"</h1>
<br>....
<br>>etc in line not interpreted by the browser.
<p>>I suppose it's a problem with CR or LF (I'm on Windows) . Is
someone
<br>could help
<br>>me ?
<br>I think it is the <P> tags you are using. They should be opened
and closed
<br><P>like this</P>
<br>This is stopping Netscape from displaying the page. IE is more forgiving.
<p>>2/ Parsing :
<br>>I want to parse a html file with anchors like
<br>><a href="equipes/affectations.php?projet_id=8">
<br>>TEST</a>
<br>>How could I get the data TEST with parsing ?
<p>You could try ...
<p>>> text: {<a href="equipes/affectations.php?projet_id=8">TEST</a>}
<br>== {<a href="equipes/affectations.php?projet_id=8">TEST</a>}
<br>>> parse text [ thru {<a href="equipes/affectations.php?projet_id=8">}
<br> copy data to {</a>} (print data) to end]
<br>TEST
<br>== true
<p>Cheers, John
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