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Charlezz wrote (19/12/2005): (spelling corrected)
Today I've been fiddling with the MySongBook problem as well, and I've got it working. Instead of downloading the whole page I was interested in downloading only the tabs of a certain artist.
First of all you should set your Browser ID to Mozilla because then MySongBook will display a plain download link on the page instead of a button. This will probably solve your problem and you can use it to download all the tabs from the site.
I used an alternative directory structure as suggested in a previous post to
put all the tablature files and HTML files in seperate directories.
Then I go to the first page of an artist and take this as download URL.
Finally I adjusted some parameters to download only the things I need.
This is what I came up with for example to download all tabs by Steve Vai:
URL to download:http://www.mysongbook.com/tab-tab_list-id_artist=283.htm
Scan rules:-*
+http://www.mysongbook.com/tab-tab_list&id_artist=283*.htm
+http://www.mysongbook.com/tab-tab_download-id*.htm
+*.gp3 +*.gp4 +*.zip +*.gp5 +*.gtp
Browser-ID:Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.1) Gecko/20020826
Local Structure Type:HTML in site_name/html, images/other in site_name/images
After a while you get a ton of HTML pages you can throw away and the other directory has all the tabs you need!
(http://forum.httrack.com/readmsg/13007/4898/index.html)
John wrote:
Realise your question was a long time ago, but if you have a Guitar Pro license and you log on to the Guitar Pro website right now, you can download the entire mysongbook.com contents as a zip file - it's about 150mb, but doesn't take too long with broadband.
Once you unzip it, it's nearly 2 gigabytes; takes a long time to unzip. When you unzip it, it is all in folders like the website - first by category, then by artist.