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PrePHP offers quite… - Version: 1.0, 8/13/2002 10:38AM PST
Evinyatar
some benefits over the 'wget' method. First of all you don't need to run a webserver to use it, secondly it's faster, and third it offers advanced filtering and conversion of links (useful if you are hosting on one of those moronic webservers that think that .php files are binaries so your browser starts downloading the pages to disk rather than viewing them).
People who call… - Version: 1.0, 8/13/2002 09:23AM PST
8675309_jane
this useless either already accomplish the same thing with curl/wget for free or don't really understand what this application does. Putting sample websites on CDs, delivering prototypes to clients (without distributing the source code and without using Zend Encoder to hide the source code) and other fun stuff like that sometimes necessitates getting the rendered versions of your PHP scripts. For the point-and-click crowd, I guess this app fills that void. For myself, though, I'll stick with wget.
Not as daft… 
- Version: 1.0, 8/13/2002 01:48AM PST
xlabphil
as it might sound. I had to take a 'snapshot' of a dynamic php/mysql site and put it on a CD. Spent ages rendering the pages through a browser and saving the source. This would have saved a lot of time.
