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Unable to get the content of shaarli posts #639
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Indeed, but this may be because of the fact Shaarli pages aren't w3c compliant. Moreover, since shaarli pages aren't on a single domain, it's no use creating specific rules for it. You better may consider proposing a PR for shaarli, if sebsauvages wakes himself. ;) |
Yes, you're right. It's still a bug anyway. You make exceptions in the code for such websites, so... 13 avril 2014 18:49 "tcitworld" notifications@github.com a écrit:
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I've edited my comment above. You're a bit right, I want to see what the others think. |
We can detect Shaarli (there is some specific codes, like : <link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="inc/shaarli.css?version=<str>" /> ). Send a PR to Shaarli is a good idea; However, the dissemination of such a PR may take a long time (not counting the very long period of acceptance of that said PR). |
There shouldn't be a specific rule for shaarli. However, we may be able to modify/extend the parser class to get around the bugs shaarli produces. |
I close this issue. We can't add specific rules for problems like that. |
When I try to import a link from a Shaarli post, Wallabag answers “nope, [unable to retrieve full-text content]”.
The import does not work will all Shaarli links.
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