Salve Doug! On Thu, 21 Jul 2005, Doug Kearns wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 20, 2005 at 11:51:02PM +0200, Robert Michel wrote: > > (Would be nice to use vim Syntaxhighligtin and > > mutt parsing to make plain text URL or plain Wiki text > > [elinks] -> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/elinks > > accessable) ;) > > You can do this with the (lua|guile|perl|python|ruby) scripting > pre_format_html_hook. Alternatively have a look at > http://www.privoxy.org/ Hey cool, pre_format_html_hook was what I was looking for. Also --StayOnHost --StayOnUrl will be possible to do with it and much, much more to play with :) Is there a way to have a standard pre_format_html_hook for all pages? > > 2.) Is it already possible to use a parser to > > open Links? E.g. webpage contains a Link with the Name > > "next" hotkey "n" for direct access for this Link? > > I might be misunderstanding you but elinks provides access to link > elements in a list at the top of the page. Try http://www.w3.org for an > example. The idea is that some pages have keywords for their pagenavigation: "next", "back" and I would like to have keybindings like "n", "b" to access this links without mouse. This hook should be configurable for different domains. I guess I should/can use the luna-console to to this. But within the luna-console (started with ",") return "goto-url", "http://www.debian.org"; or even return nil Gives the error: Elinks: Lua: bad argument for eval What's wrong? > > 5.) Would be nice to have a function for bookmarked > > pages to leave out parts of the webpage (not needed > > text, menues, links...) - Does somebody knows a > > proxy to filter out unneeded content? > > See answer to question 1. ;) Thank you - have a good day, rob PS: Shame on my that I had ask the FAQ about copy/past, I had used it several times but forgot it again... sorry ;) _______________________________________________ elinks-users mailing list [email protected] http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/elinks-users
