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LYNX-DEV Traversing LYNXIMGMAP:http://server/file#fragment URLs
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Foteos Macrides |
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LYNX-DEV Traversing LYNXIMGMAP:http://server/file#fragment URLs |
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Mon, 21 Oct 1996 13:14:27 -0500 (EST) |
I sent Hiram replacement files for the following:
10-20-96
* Added code for traversing the pseudo-documents created for client-side
image MAPs. See the updated CRAWL.announce for more information. - FM
Traversals of client-side image maps based of FIG or OBJECT
are automatic, with the same regulation based on realm as for other
http URLs. The internal URLs for the pseudo-documents created for
MAPs have the following format:
LYNXIMGMAP:scheme://host/path#MAP_NAME_attribute_value
The new code will check the realm based on the proxy-like field
following the LYNXIMGMAP: internal scheme. If you include -crawl
it will not create an lnk########.dat file for the pseudo-document,
just the real documents fetched via http URLs from the HREFs of
AREA tags in the MAP.
Yes, the "internal" URL scheme will work externally as
the startfile, e.g.:
lynx LYNXIMGMAP:http://www.wfbr.edu/#mainmenu
but, no, that's not allowed as a startfile for traversals. It
could be made so, but didn't seem like a good idea to me, so I
didn't add support for that. If you *really* want it, make a
compelling case for it. The logic would have to be that the
proxy-like URL following the LYNXIMGMAP: internal scheme would
be used for setting the realm field to regulate where the
traversal could go.
Fote
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