Correct link targets (site-specific, list-based)

[duebel13]

(Nov. 04, 2012 04:27 PM)JJoe Wrote:  The posted filter is missing some quotes and maybe a parenthesis. It doesn't import.

Hmm, try this one (active in my config so should work):

Code:

Name = "Links: Correct Target (site-specific, (X)HTML) [dbl]"
Active = TRUE
Multi = TRUE
URL = "($TYPE(htm)|$TST(CType=xhtml))$LST(CorrectLinkTargets-S)"
Bounds = "$NEST(<a\s,>)"
Limit = 512
Match = "\2( target=$AV(\4)|)(\3)>"
        "&"
        "*href=$AV(([^\?]+)\5(\?*|))&($TST(href=*,$TST(\5),*)|"
        "$TST(href=([^,]+{1,*})\6,*)$TST(\5=$TST(\6)*)|"
        "$TST(href=*,([^,]+{1,*})\6)$TST(\5=*$TST(\6))|"
        "$TST(\5=*$TST(href)*))"
        "&"
        "((^$TST(target=*))($TST(\5=*.(7z|zip|rar|exe|msi|pdf|tgz|gz|rpm|iso))"
        "$SET(1=_self)|$SET(1=_blank))|$SET(1=$GET(target)))"
        "&"
        "(^*\starget="\1")"
Replace = "\2\3 target="\1">"

If this still doesn't work for you then there's something wrong with this forum's code...

Quote:See "Blocklist Indexing (hashes)" at http://www.proxomitron.info/45/help/Bloc...ation.html , "Of course, it's better to be hashable.".

IMO this is overrated. But I have no figures and thus this is basically just belief.

Quote:Also, I see "[Ff]". The Proxomitron's match is case insensitive.

We're talking about URLs here, not HTML code. The host and domain part is case insensitive, but at least on Unix/Linux based servers, the path for sure is case sensitive...

Quote:$TST(variable) is literal.

ACK - learned this the hard way over the last couple of days...

Quote:For "Remove: Specific Functions on sel. Sites", sidki choose to have the user add an entry to create an array.

Actually I wrote my own functions to add and remove expressions, attributes, and values in scripts, styles, and text. Even some kind of Stylish4Prox...

But, yes, I noted that sidki's filter set (which you are still maintaining if I don't missed anything) is a great source for high quality filters. It's a shame that both sidki and mb turned their back on Proxomitron filter development in 2010. Interest in Proxomitron dramatically dropped over the last couple of years. In the German forums, there is one (!) active user besides me and I wonder why I am still posting filters and list updates there...

Anyway, as long as IPv4 is there, Proxomitron will be there, too - at least for me. There are three tools that I really need on every new pc that I install Windows on, and that are Total Commander, Proxomitron, and Firefox v3. So 2 out of 3 are already dead - do I have to mention that I "updated" to XP from Win2k early this year, lol?

Regards