I realize this may be mildly heretical, but how about using wget to fetch the final page? It will happily grab the page and everything referenced on the page. According to the man page, you can feed it a cookie file too...

No, I haven't tried it - I've just received email asking me to set up monitoring on 79 web servers, so my night's shot already... :)

Ralph Mitchell

David Withnall wrote:

> try turning off javascript.
> that will most likely be whats causing your problems as there is a stack of js that runs onload.
> i know little about js but this appears to load the images dynamically. so everytime you open the page in a js enabled browser it will try to load images from a non existant directory on your machine. (unless of course you have the images saved locally).
>
> other than that there is nothing nonstandard about the raw html. (excluding the bizarre looking form data)
>
> D.
>
> >>> hampole_at_usc.edu 25/02/03 12:11:37 pm >>>
> If the price listings of the americawest page is saved using galeon it will save but when opened again using the web browser it will generate a error and shut down the browser be in galeon or konqueror. hence a similar thing happens when i download a file using curl.
>
> When I open the file (with browser) saved with content it is very different from that saved without contenet. Please do try it out at www.americawest.com and give in a request using the form.
>
> It cannot be opened unelss all the components like images, etc are also there. Hence I want a way to issue a post request and get everything so that it can be opened and read.
> Thanks in advance for the help
> Rahul

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