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  1. 02-06-2007, 09:31 AM #1
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    Stupid Newb Question

    Hi.
    I was wondering if there were any generous souls in this forum that could help me out? I am new to HTML (et al) and am trying to test something here at work. I need to try and identify all the tags\attributes that might contain a URL (absolute path - Eg. http://mycompany.com ...). I am aware that links in HTML contain an href attribute. So I think I am all set there. However, there are other attributes that I might not be aware of. For example, an external javascript file etc. I believe that CSS, XML (et al ???) might also contain absolute URLs. I am just not sure if that's true or not. Would anybody be able to come up with a list of of languages and tags\attributes that might contain a URL. Or point me to a source that would have a consise list (versus having me spend a week researching all the possibilities). Thanks in advance. Sorry if this is a major PITA.
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  2. 02-06-2007, 11:04 AM #2
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    Re: Stupid Newb Question

    I would scan the files for "href", "src", "include"

    anybody else with others?
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  3. 02-09-2007, 12:22 PM #3
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    Re: Stupid Newb Question

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave
    I would scan the files for "href", "src", "include"
    That would cover most urls you are likely to come across. If you are just trying to gather a list of all the urls in a given set of web docs then perform a text search on something like http: or www or .com as those are included in any url.
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    Re: Stupid Newb Question

    None of those would work on a relative link though.
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  5. 02-11-2007, 03:48 PM #5
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    Re: Stupid Newb Question

    I'm not sure this is what you're looking for, but if you want to see what a particular page links to:
    Right-Click on a blank spot in the browser, Click "View Page Info" (in Firefox, I don't know about IE though I suspect there is a similar feature), Click the "Links" tab and you'll get a list of every link contained in the source code.
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  6. 02-23-2007, 09:53 PM #6
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    Re: Stupid Newb Question

    For IE it works, but I am not totally sure about Firefox for viewing source codes...
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  7. 02-26-2007, 04:21 AM #7
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    Re: Stupid Newb Question

    Firefox :: Right-Click --> View Page Source.
    or View --> Page Source
    or CTRL-U
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  8. 02-26-2007, 08:52 AM #8
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    Re: Stupid Newb Question

    You Could try the "Jsview" extension for Firefox... it allows you to easily view all external pages such as css or javascript... available here: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2076/


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