btrem[snarfed]: that's what prompted me to inquire here. I cannot for the life of me figure out how to see the headers for the request. Firefox dev tools doesn't work. It seems like the site (Drupal 10 FYI) issues redirects, so I can't see the headers for the request that I need.
btremI tried using curl, but damned if I can figure out the right way to send a password and username (FAOAD, it's not the -u switch; that's for server level auth, not a php app/web form), and store the results in a cookie.
[0x3b0b]I think there's a setting somewhere on the firefox dev tools to preserve the network history so that you'd be able to inspect the redirected request. I don't remember where. On the occasions I've needed to do anything similar that browser dev tools couldn't help me with, I've used various combinations of Fiddler, powershell, and Bruno (or tools that resembled Bruno). To send a username and password to a web form with curl I believe you'd need...
[tantek]first thing that showed up in the devtools pane is "301 GET ... " etc. then next line is "200 GET ..." the redirect destination, then a bunch of lines of retrieving embedded resources
[tantek]from those lists of 301/302/303 lines, if you click on any line, another pane opens up to the right, where it shows the full Request and Response headers of that one network request. so you can literally check the specific headers on any redirect in a sequence of redirects
btremI'll try that. Maybe not tonight, as I just made dinner. But tomorrow. Thanks to both of you for the help. I'm curious what the response headers -- specifically mime type -- are for the .ics url.
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[artlung]The DTD for WML is served as XML because the url ends in .xml but a DTD is not XML so of course browsers fail to display it and in fact show a big XML parsing error. https://www.wapforum.org/DTD/wml_1.1.xml
[artlung]And the WBMP won't load on my browsers. Though Firefox I think recognizes it as not a broken image. Interestingly, PhotoShop can open the WBMP even though it didn't create it.
[artlung]https://blamba.de/?page=faq sheds more light. A very fun exercise for me. Also, I added a microformats support header to my own page. Perhaps at this moment the only WML page that supports a webmention? Maybe not.
[artlung]Ha ha! No. I added the HTTP header to indicate I can accept webmentions. But if I look at the DTD right I think class is a valid attribute so maybe? But I’m away from a keyboard now. But I linked to the DTD should be easy to see whether tags can accept the attribute.
[artlung]I did the thing and added microformats to the wml demo page. https://lab.artlung.com/wml/ and indiewebify me and pin13 net both parse it correctly despite having put the classes on the wml and card tags (nonlegal html tags)
[mattl][artlung] I’d wound up going with Bootstrap for this thing. I don’t know if its my small familiarity with it or its just the least annoying CSS framework in terms of the website
[0x3b0b] I think there's a setting somewhere on the firefox dev tools to preserve the network history so that you'd be able to inspect the redirected request. I don't remember where. On the occasions I've needed to do anything similar that browser dev tools couldn't help me with, I've used various combinations of Fiddler, powershell, and Bruno (or tools that resembled Bruno). To send a username and password to a web form with curl I believe you'd need...
[tantek] now go to the URL bar and enter a URL known to redirect, e.g. I used http://w3.org/tpac
[artlung] The DTD for WML is served as XML because the url ends in .xml but a DTD is not XML so of course browsers fail to display it and in fact show a big XML parsing error. https://www.wapforum.org/DTD/wml_1.1.xml
perryflynn Checkout blamba.de for actually working WAP. Today. https://mstdn.social/@karpour/114582362384953861
Loqi [preview] [Karpour] Finally, after 25 years, I am using WAP on a Nokia 7110, the phone that got me obsessed with WAP. I still have the pamphlet promising a cool WAP future.
This is very special. The 7110 is pre-GPRS. Before GPRS, WAP access was via CSD, which most prov... https://media.mstdn.social/media_attachments/files/114/582/333/272/283/382/original/1fea787969c7e4ec.jpg
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