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<0> the source from http://pastebin.com/569951 is copied from an example. Wondering why i unable to retrieve HTML source from www.mabinogi.com.tw but not www.yahoo.com?
<1> not unable to retrieve yahoo ?
<0> not able to retrieve from mabi...
<1> coa there's preciously little hTML to get from mabinsomething
<0> i still dont get it, can you have a pleasent understandable english?
<1> try to get the HTML from that site by hand...
<0> thats not my purpose
<0> i wanted to retrieve source from their site and filter it
<0> cause they have dynamic updates such as, news and event, notices, etc..
<1> See if you can get some HTML at all... if there's no HTML a script won't get it either.
<0> the site exist, and by a browser you can open that website and view their source
<0> just that, by using socket it wont retrieve the code out
<0> it works under yahoo, korean language website, perl.com, etc.. but just not that
<0> ok nevermind, maybe you can explain other things
<0> so what do line 16 from http://pastebin.com/569951 does?
<0> im a perl beginner actually
<1> that's a print-to-handle.
<1> so I think you print to the INET socket.
<0> er... why "GET $x HTTP/1.1" need to be in the statement?
<0> to communicate to the protocol?
<1> to communicate according to protocol.
<0> and refer back to statement 6 & 7, what's the use of $BLANK?
<1> two newlines.
<1> also according to protocol.
<1> maybe here: http://www.w3.org/Protocols/HTTP/Request.html
<0> it is wise if i remove line 6 & 7, and replace line 16 with print $remote "GET $x HTTP/1.0\n\n";
<1> can you guarantee your "\n" translates to CR LF .
<0> good question, answer is no :/
<1> *grmbl* twikis *grunt*
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