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  • selvol
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 12

    #1

    Url Macros? Can they be added into the Next Update?

    I realize there are a few ways to implement the use of URL Macro along with Zoom.
    One could create the URL List using Textpad and Regex. And the import the List of URL's.

    Why not inter grate a URL Macro generator into Zoom?

    The problem solved would be. The ability to scan Dynamic pages much easier.


    Example
    ----------URL------
    http://71.216.160.127/csp/pcc/csp3.csp?REP=2404&ST=1&TOT=5063
    We will say that page contains no Hyperlinks.
    But we know the next page is
    http://71.216.160.127/csp/pcc/csp3.csp?REP=2404&ST=31&TOT=5063
    ------------------------------------------------
    Why not have Zoom intemperate Macros so all that would need to be done would be something like so.

    http://71.216.160.127/csp/pcc/csp3.csp?REP=2404&ST={:1..5032, 30}&TOT=5063

    {:1..5032, 30}
    Would create an array of numbers starting at 1 and ending at 5032 counting by 30.

    You get the picture and likely have heard this suggestion before.

    Thank you
  • David
    Administrator
    • Dec 2004
    • 4714

    #2
    We haven't had this request before.

    Wouldn't it be easier to either
    A) add a link to the 2nd page from the 1st page, and so on.
    OR
    B) just have a HTML page (or script) that listed all the pages on the site as links (i.e. a sitemap) for the spider to crawl

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    • selvol
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2009
      • 12

      #3
      Why not inter grate a URL Macro generator into Zoom?

      The problem solved would be. The ability to scan Dynamic pages much easier.



      I see once again I am the only one making a request like I did.

      The issue is when I spider some sites that I do not have access to the HTML.
      And Yes I do create a list of URL's and import them.

      I just wanted to suggest the macro built in to Zoom.
      Thank you again for the Reply.. And the Exelent Program Zoom.

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