Save a web page

[fiefie.niles@gmail.com]

I would like to save a web page to a file. When I do that, sometimes
the saved web page does not look like the original web page.
For example, when I save www.msn.com, it looks very different the
original page.
How can I save the web page to look like the original (as if I do
"File" - "Save As" and under "Save as Type" select "Web Page, complete
(*.htm,*.html)" ? Thank you.

This is how I save the web page:
Set fs = CreateObject("S cripting.FileSy stemObject")
Set filePtr = fs.CreateTextFi le("c:\abc.htm" , True)
filePtr.WriteLi ne (WebBrowser1.Do cument.body.inn erHTML)

[Jay]

Re: Save a web page

It doesnt work for the same reason i sent you the last post.



<fiefie.niles@g mail.comwrote in message
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>I would like to save a web page to a file. When I do that, sometimes
the saved web page does not look like the original web page.
For example, when I save www.msn.com, it looks very different the
original page.
How can I save the web page to look like the original (as if I do
"File" - "Save As" and under "Save as Type" select "Web Page, complete
(*.htm,*.html)" ? Thank you.
>
This is how I save the web page:
Set fs = CreateObject("S cripting.FileSy stemObject")
Set filePtr = fs.CreateTextFi le("c:\abc.htm" , True)
filePtr.WriteLi ne (WebBrowser1.Do cument.body.inn erHTML)
>

[Sneha Menon]

Re: Save a web page


fiefie.niles@gm ail.com wrote:

I would like to save a web page to a file. When I do that, sometimes
the saved web page does not look like the original web page.
For example, when I save www.msn.com, it looks very different the
original page.
How can I save the web page to look like the original (as if I do
"File" - "Save As" and under "Save as Type" select "Web Page, complete
(*.htm,*.html)" ? Thank you.
>
This is how I save the web page:
Set fs = CreateObject("S cripting.FileSy stemObject")
Set filePtr = fs.CreateTextFi le("c:\abc.htm" , True)
filePtr.WriteLi ne (WebBrowser1.Do cument.body.inn erHTML)

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Hi FieFie

The reason for the different look is

(to put it very briefly)
Unlike the earlier times NOW there are a lot of
web authoring technologies/languages
that incorporate javascript, asp, php, DHtml, SHtml, CSS, perl, cgi and
so on
When a web page with straight HTML is saved to the hard disc
it also collects the image files linked from that page.
But in cases where other languages and technologies are used
the save method cannot grab ALL the resources needed to
display the page in its original layout

Some web authers purposely make their Javascript, CSS or
other resources unavailable for caching/Saving.
In some cases, it is by design.

As far as I know there is no legal methods to solve this
If it is that much important and..
If the site provides open for all FTP access, you shall
manually collect the resources and reconstruct the
directory Structure. (The second IF in this para
make it almost impossible)

There are some softwares of shady origin that would
grab the Whole Portal and download it to your PC
but do not go for that kind of unethical practices

Sneha (India)
spiderangelo@gm ail.com
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[Larry Serflaten]

Re: Save a web page


<fiefie.niles@g mail.comwrote

I would like to save a web page to a file. When I do that, sometimes
the saved web page does not look like the original web page.
For example, when I save www.msn.com, it looks very different the
original page.
How can I save the web page to look like the original (as if I do
"File" - "Save As" and under "Save as Type" select "Web Page, complete
(*.htm,*.html)" ? Thank you.
>
This is how I save the web page:
Set fs = CreateObject("S cripting.FileSy stemObject")
Set filePtr = fs.CreateTextFi le("c:\abc.htm" , True)
filePtr.WriteLi ne (WebBrowser1.Do cument.body.inn erHTML)

See if this example gets you a little farther along....

http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion/msg/83d6cf7373aba0a0?hl=en&

LFS