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问题 I want to run e2e tests on mhtml files, i.e., fill out a form. Viewing and extracting data works really well on the mhtml file, but I cannot fill out any input fields (neither manually nor via puppeteer). You can try it out with this mhtml file I created from the StackOverflow login page. <input name="firstName" value=""> This is how I open the snapshot: browser = await puppeteer.launch() page = await browser.newPage() const snapshotPath = join('file://', __dirname, 'mysnapshot.mhtml') await

问题 Everytime I load a MHT in Google Chrome, I get following error: Blocked script execution in 'file:///C:/...' because the document's frame is sandboxed and the 'allow-scripts' permission is not set . I know that allow-scripts is a value for the iframe 's sandbox attribute, so I can't set its value to allow-scripts , because the top frame seems to be an internal frame. And this internal frame only adds the sandbox attribute, when loading files with file:/// . Is there a way to allow scripts to

问题 How to display .mht(MHTML) file on android webview. I tried to open the .mht file on default android browser but that didn't open but i am able to open same on opera mobile browser. So i tried with MHTUnpack java library. I didn't succeed in that. Here's a link! Please if anybody has used this MHTUnpack let me how can i use that in android. And also let me know if there is any other library. Thanks 回答1: Found this unknown google project which appears to be working. This utility decodes the

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed last year . Folks, I have some HTML generated from my WSDL and XSD files for a web service, and I'd like to convert thos two HTML, along with some images (company logo) and CSS file(s), into a single MHT file during my continuous integration, so that I can distribute it to customers (other devs outside the company using this

问题 Is anybody aware of any libraries for working with MHT files (Multi-Part MIME files) in .NET? I need to programmatically extract the contents from an existing MHT file containing a Flash website. I haven't been able to locate any such libraries. Also, if there's a native way in .NET that I'm not aware of, please feel free to let me know. EDIT: I know that the MailMessage class supports multi-part MIME messages through the AlternateViews property. The AlternateView class represents the

问题 Many tools have a way to export a .MHT file. I want a way to convert that single file to a collection of files, an HTML file, the relevant images, and CSS files, that I could then upload to a webhost and be consumable by all browsers. Does anybody know any tools or libraries or algorithms to do this. 回答1: Well, you can open the .MHT file in IE and the Save it as a a web page. I tested this with this page, and even though it looked odd in IE (it's IE after all), it saved and then opened fine

问题 I need to create a page with all images and CSS in it, so it would be only one file. I know that there is something like MHT (IE web archive), BUT there is problem. It works only in IE and Opera, not in FF. And i need my page to be working in all IEs (6+), Opera and FF. I know there is a way to encode my images in base64 and I also know, that IE 6 and 7 does not support data URLs. I've seen Dean Edward's trick for IE 6 and 7 but it works only with PHP support. And I can't use PHP, so this isn

问题 I am writing an mht script to parse an mht file and extract the part message from the parent and write them to a separate mht file I wrote the below function which opens a mht file at file_location and searches for specific content_id and writes it to a new mht file def extract_content(self, file_location, content_id,extension): first_part = file_location.split(extension)[0] #checking if file exists new_file = first_part + "-" + content_id.split('.')[0] + extension while os.path.exists(new

问题 Do all modern email clients (online and desktop apps) support MHTML email content in which images and other resources are embedded in the email? In addition is this the standard that should be used to get a consistent HTML email message out or is it better to send HTML emails with linked resources. Note: I am aware of the 7 reasons why HTML e-mail is EVIL but it is essential in this case. Also I have seen the article on css support in HTML emails and know these pitfalls. 回答1: Pretty well all

问题 I have an MHTML file which has embedded images. The MHTML is generated on the server and then I will typically deliver the file using a BinaryWrite. I've also tried Server.Transfer, Response.Write after converting to ASCII and writing the file to disk and using a Response.WriteFile. In any of these cases the resulting file is not (it appears) treated as an mht file. For setting the image, I've tried Content-ID and Content-Location. The image URL shows up as cid:example1 when viewed in IE8.