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<blockquote data-quote="ScRePt" data-source="post: 802100" data-attributes="member: 106152">Can you please allow the NextPageRegExtUrlFormatString to allow passing arguments only to the category url in the GenericSiteParserEg:I have <a href="http://www.site.com/folder/servlet.asp?category=xxx" target="_blank">www.site.com/folder/servlet.asp?category=xxx</a> for my category&nbsp;... for page 2 I have to passI have <a href="http://www.site.com/folder/servlet.asp?category=xxx&amp;page=2" target="_blank">www.site.com/folder/servlet.asp?category=xxx&amp;page=2</a>I do not have the string servlet.asp?category=xxx anywhere in the page so I cannot provide paging.I know that if I knew the xxx I could just write: servlet.asp?category=xxx&amp;page={0}Can you please enhance the existing implementation to to the following:when a &quot;?&quot; or a &quot;&amp;&quot; is encountered in the NextPageRegExUrlFormatString (and the PrevPage), just concatenate it to the category.Or just give us a boolean option like the UrlDecoding for us to specify whether we want the concatenation or not.Thanks in advance</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ScRePt, post: 802100, member: 106152"] Can you please allow the NextPageRegExtUrlFormatString to allow passing arguments only to the category url in the GenericSiteParser Eg: I have [url]www.site.com/folder/servlet.asp?category=xxx[/url] for my category ... for page 2 I have to pass I have [url]www.site.com/folder/servlet.asp?category=xxx&page=2[/url] I do not have the string servlet.asp?category=xxx anywhere in the page so I cannot provide paging. I know that if I knew the xxx I could just write: servlet.asp?category=xxx&page={0} Can you please enhance the existing implementation to to the following: when a "?" or a "&" is encountered in the NextPageRegExUrlFormatString (and the PrevPage), just concatenate it to the category. Or just give us a boolean option like the UrlDecoding for us to specify whether we want the concatenation or not. Thanks in advance [/QUOTE]

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