The idea is that the user could select a difficulty. Possibly by having six seperate webparsers, and just activating the one that they would want since DynamicVariables doesn't work with plugins. At worse, just use one of the urls in one webparser.
I was thinking Url=[msWebsitePrefix][msWebsiteTodayInsane] or something similar
And since we're on the topic, sorta, why doesn't dynamic variables work with plugins?
That'd make life wonderful.
The issue with dynamic variables and plugins is a tricky one. It appears that fixing it means starting over with how we do dynamic variables in general, and I don't see it happening anytime soon.
kenz0 wrote:
Because uses are different in this case, that method is useless, and it has some limits.
1). Url=http://example.com/[Measure].html
You can handle such URL as download URL. However, you cannot parse from this URL as a source. I mean you can only download a file.
Based on the input from kenz0, yes. It looks like it won't work except in the limited way I show in that Tips and Tricks entry where you are "bulding" a url to download an image.
JpsCrazy wrote:This is a HUGE longshot, but could you possible use that new url to download the source as a .txt file and then parse that?
Not as such. You could try debug=2 and define a name to save the raw html as and then use another WebParser with URL=file://, but I doubt it. This is sort of what WebParser does in any case (only to %TEMP%) and I suspect it won't be fooled by this.