Athlon1600
commented
9 years ago The problem was with the HTML code on that page:
<a href = "1.html">Normal page</a>^ those spaces around equals sign is what's confusing all the proxify regexes who aren't expecting any spaces there. Easy fix
The script apparently doesn't proxy links of the form <a href="filename.html">xyz</a> or <a href="/directory/filename.html">xyz</a> so if a page contains a link in that format, the link won't be changed by the proxy (which means the link will be broken on the proxified page). The script apparently only proxifies links which begin with http://.
Example: 1) go to https://www.php-proxy.com/test/php-proxy/ or https://unblockvideos.com/ 2) enter http://peacefire.org/testpages/ as the site you want to go to 3) when that page loads, scroll to the bottom and click on "link using relative path". The target of the link is just "1.html", and the script doesn't alter it, so on the proxied page the link points to https://www.php-proxy.com/test/php-proxy/1.html which of course gives 404.
[Edit: Apparently the script doesn't proxify links that do begin with http:// , either. I thought the script was proxifying the link to http://www.google.com/ on my test page, but apparently not. So the title of this issue is misleading but I can't change it.]