A compilation of some user's questions
numero = 2| searching |
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| • alternative to [shownext] • another [shownext] example • a [shownext] example • an example of application for [shownext] |
| native SQL |
| databases |
| shopping |
| browser info |
| • How do I make tcpconnect send a username and password like the browser does? |
| technical |
| • How do I get the content of a returned page? |
| text manipulation |
| miscellaneous |
| files & folders |
| dates & times |
| showing & hiding |
| passwords |
| xml |
| searching |
|---|
| • alternative to [shownext] • another [shownext] example • a [shownext] example • an example of application for [shownext] |
| native SQL |
| databases |
| shopping |
| browser info |
• How do I make tcpconnect send a username and password like the browser does? |
| technical |
• How do I get the content of a returned page? |
| text manipulation |
| miscellaneous |
| files & folders |
| dates & times |
| showing & hiding |
| passwords |
| xml |
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so I can access a page that normally needs to be logged into via the browser's authentication dialog? In other words...
a [shownext] exampleHow to use [shownext] to create "Next | Previous" search results the same way Google does...
an example of application for [shownext]How to use [shownext] to create "Next | Previous" search results the same way Google does...
another [shownext] exampleHow to use [shownext] to create "Next | Previous" search results the same way Google does...
alternative to [shownext]This will show your next links in the format of Page 1 | 2 | 3 etc and can be used even when the page isn't a results page from a [search] command...
How do I get the content of a returned page?...