no, unfortunatley it won't work with ftp indexes and only works with regular websites because there is no actual file to parse and only see them in the browser..it's like a file manager but online. in some cases you can find sites that have files for their ftp servers, then it will work.. but mainly it's for regular websites.. probably panzer will benefit from this
panxer, links extraxctor can extract all frefs including links from images or thumbnails, doesn't mter as long as it's a valid link
forever, this is what you want
http://kmext.sourceforge.net/files/filesindexer.7z
accessmenu(text-selection context>populate files
use only on ftp sites and servers..other sites ;http etc' menu will be grayed
to use:
on ftp server, select all the page (ctrl+a) or manually select all files you want and rightclick and select 'populate files' from the menu. the populates*txt files) will be loacted at:
k-meleon\tools\filesindexer\
If you don't need it "cleaned up" and just use native KM tools, you can also try
1) View > Links
2) View > Source Code
It's very, very basic, but for rare use perhaps enough:
(....)
<li>< a href="ftp:/ /ftp.avm.de/programs/fritz/deutsch">deutsch</a> </li>
<li>< a href="ftp:/ /ftp.avm.de/programs/fritz/english">english</a> </li>
<li>< a href="ftp:/ /ftp.avm.de/programs/fritz/french">french</a> </li>
<li>< a href="ftp:/ /ftp.avm.de/programs/fritz/italian">italian</a> </li>
<li>< a href="ftp:/ /ftp.avm.de/programs/fritz/polish">polish</a> </li>
(....)
Needed that trick just recently to take a quick look at image paths (View > images / View > Source Code)
(Have inserted blanks as visibility workaround, thanx Soeren (or Doon?) for figuring out the < a prob ;-)
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/15/2010 03:41PM by siria.
not quite what I was looking for, actually backwards lol. What im looking for is a macro that will detect text that is an html link but is not an actual hyperlink and then dump all those to a text file or something of the sorts. I know it's a long shot and ill probably end up seeing if I can find an external macro (such as auto-hotkey) and then see if I can link it to a macro in k-meleon, but was wondering if anyone had already seen or is using such a thing