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<blockquote data-quote="WG++Maker" data-source="post: 822686" data-attributes="member: 107812"><p>Interesting! I can't imagine what caused that. Maybe the site was refreshing the schedules while you grabbed? I think it's unlikely that Firefox cookies are different from the IE ones (they originate from the site as you know). If you have time you could have a look. WG++ filters the cookie file and keeps only the relevant ones for the site. So after first run there are only a few left, so easy to compare.</p><p>Another issue related to the yourtv.com.au cookies : Some of them have a rarther short expiry date. (A month from the moment of creation, if I remember well) If WG++ finds one that is expired, it changes this to a later date in the future. I have not been able to test if such a modified cookie is accepted by the site. If not, you have to recreate the cookie file. Pls tell me if that is necessary at that time. </p><p></p><p>Another small issue: I noticed a leftover debug switch in the ini file. This makes your log file unnecassary long, so better to remove it. </p><p>Change:</p><p>title.scrub {single(debug)|title="View show information"|">|</a>|</a>}</p><p>in:</p><p>title.scrub {single|title="View show information"|">|</a>|</a>}</p><p></p><p></p><p>WG++Maker ... Jan</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WG++Maker, post: 822686, member: 107812"] Interesting! I can't imagine what caused that. Maybe the site was refreshing the schedules while you grabbed? I think it's unlikely that Firefox cookies are different from the IE ones (they originate from the site as you know). If you have time you could have a look. WG++ filters the cookie file and keeps only the relevant ones for the site. So after first run there are only a few left, so easy to compare. Another issue related to the yourtv.com.au cookies : Some of them have a rarther short expiry date. (A month from the moment of creation, if I remember well) If WG++ finds one that is expired, it changes this to a later date in the future. I have not been able to test if such a modified cookie is accepted by the site. If not, you have to recreate the cookie file. Pls tell me if that is necessary at that time. Another small issue: I noticed a leftover debug switch in the ini file. This makes your log file unnecassary long, so better to remove it. Change: title.scrub {single(debug)|title="View show information"|">|</a>|</a>} in: title.scrub {single|title="View show information"|">|</a>|</a>} WG++Maker ... Jan [/QUOTE]
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