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<font face="Calibri">Hi,<br>
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I've been using twill with a python script to automate downloads
from web-based databases. Until now, I only needed to fetch text
files, so it was pretty simple. I've been using:<br>
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go("web address")<br>
b = twill.get_browser()<br>
data = b.result.get_page()<br>
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Now, I'm trying to fetch data from a different website, which
generates a link to a .zip file. Given that I know the direct URL
to the zip file, would it be possible to download it directly
using twill? Clicking on the link in the actual page opens a
download dialogue box. Is there any way to bypass it and just get
the file directly?<br>
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Thanks!<br>
Avi </font><br>
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