Search module / Firefox extension
Hello,
I'm looking for a module or a Firefox extension. The use that I want to do is more or less simple.
When I visit a web page, I, in a single click of a button module, can post the source code of the page to a url defined.
Behind, a reworked script php page.
Say that the ideal is that the arrival in my php script, the source code of the page in question is stored in a variable $ page.
Would you have an idea of the module to use?
If not, do you know if it is easily developable?
Thank you to you.
Re: Search module / Firefox extension
hello,
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I, in a single click of a button module, can post the source code of the page to a url defined.
Behind, a reworked script php page.
What is your goal?
Why "again" the page? Why?
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Say that the ideal is that the arrival in my php script, the source code of the page in question is stored in a variable $ page.
What next?
Re: Search module / Firefox extension
The use that I want in fact is quite complicated, and therefore not readily explicable.
I change voluntarily to assist in understanding it.
Imagine, I wish to store in a database the dates and subjects of all emails received.
I log on to hotmail to access this list.
Here, I, in a single click, and so invisible if possible, send the source code of the page to my php script.
My PHP script itself behind, will search for regular expressions to select date and subject of each mail for inclusion in a database.
For the underlined part that I need advice.
I hope I have been more clear, and if not, do not hesitate to ask for clarification.
Thank you.
Re: Search module / Firefox extension
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Here, I, in a single click, and so invisible if possible, send the source code of the page to my php script.
then frankly I do not see how you can do
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My PHP script itself behind, will search for regular expressions to select date and subject of each mail for inclusion in a database.
Quite frankly, I do not see too much interest to put in a database only the date, subject and author of an e-mail ... It missed the essential content of the mail.
