[siju]

Hi folks,

http://www.ramakrishnavivekanandain...vol_2_frame.htm


Even if I am able to do I am not getting the article , work and it's
Secret

Can anybody suggest ways of doing this..?

Well some of you might be thinking url might not be a valid one
Here is how I got it

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vivekananda
From there the link the complete works of swami vivekananda online

Then the link the complete works of swami vivekananda

Then volume 2 link

[RickJ]

That's a super long page with scads of links: I did not see the one you're referring to. Sounds, though, like it's your basic broken link on a web-page.

Is the bottom line that you're trying to find an online version of the writings of swami vivekananda?

[cajalat]

I see what you mean. Right-clicking doesn't work and therefore you can't save or cut/past any text.

The site uses JavaScript techniques to hide all the HTML from the user. The code is generated on the fly by your Java Interpreter at display time only. So if you try to look at the code all you will see is something like this:

Eval(unescape(%68%70%5F%6F%6B%3D%74... ));

This evaluates at Java runtime to what ultimately you see on the screen. Check this site out which describes exactly how the author is "hiding" his source: http://www.siteexperts.com/tips/hideit/index.asp

The technique to hide the code is clever. It isn't really hidden... everything on merelyge is merely escaped. You can use utilities to suck up the site such as wget in Linux and then look at the resulting code and then wget each of the links inside. Then you can take whatever is between the "unescape" statement as above and cut/paste into the following site:

http://scriptasylum.com/tutorials/en...de-decode.html

This will then reverse escape all the code to the original HTML/JavaScript. It isn't simple but at least you'll be able to unobfiscate the site a bit.

It is probably much easier though to ask the author for permission to copy and credit their work.

Good luck

Casey