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It may come down to personal preference, but you can already cleanly pass the PDF's url as a GET parameter to /slurp. So, your URL would become: http://scri
by ed 19y ago
It may come down to personal preference, but you can already cleanly pass the PDF's url as a GET parameter to /slurp.
So, your URL would become:
http://scribd.com/slurp?url=http://www.janescapital.com/yaron_minsky-cufp_2006.pdf
- staunch 19y agoI understand that, and you've definitely done the important part of making it so docs don't have to be uploaded via a form. That's a big deal. I think if you made it really easy to remember people would get in the habit of doing it when they linked. They're not going to go to your website and find "/slurp?url=" every time though. It should be simple enough to remember off the top of your head. "Documents on the web causing you pain? Just add scribd.com to the domain!" Yes. I'm a cheesy bastard like that. Thanks for responding.