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Re: Saving web pages in Safari, and ideas on creating persistent searchable web archives
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Re: Saving web pages in Safari, and ideas on creating persistent searchable web archives


  • Subject: Re: Saving web pages in Safari, and ideas on creating persistent searchable web archives
  • From: George Anten <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 12 Apr 2003 18:09:32 -0400

"John Delacour" wrote:

> set d to "1/1"
> set f to paragraph 2 of "
> " & (path to "cusr")&"Safari_" & ((current date)-(get date d)) &".html"
> set my text item delimiters to {"http://"}
> tell app "Safari" to set s to source of front document
> open for access file f with write permission
> write "" & s to file f
> close access file f
> tell app "Finder"
> activate
> reveal file f
> end

What happens if the page has frames, JavaScript, document.write sort of
stuff? Like this for example:

<http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/webobjects/Developing_With_D2W/WalkThro
ugh/index.html>

g/a
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