Great tool, should save me a lot of time, if I can get it working.
Here is my problem. Your tool does not allow for forward slashes in a url string after the ?.
ie, I commonly have pages that look like this:
[external links are visible to admins only]
Your script finds this page just fine, but then it assumes that the first forward slash is the current folder, and that all links are relative so that I end up with it thinking that links should be to pages like:
[external links are visible to admins only]
instead of :
[external links are visible to admins only]
The actual html link is as follows:
<a href="pages.php?article=/sms/space_management_simulator.php">
I wish I could simply add a forward slash infront of the link making it <a href="/pages.php?article=/sms/space_management_simulator.php"> which I am sure would solve the issue, but I can't for reasons that would take me a lot of space to explain.
I need your script to look back to the actual current directory, and not simply assume that the first forward slash is the current directory.
Hopefully this makes sense.
Again, a great tool, I realize my case is something you probably didn't anticipate, but I am sure there are others who have a similiar case. I would edit the script myself, but you have made it uneditable. Any help is appreciated.
Hiram
