Converting a webarchive to html

What I need from tra HTML page that the web archive as long as the source page do differently of all my experiments, is the possibility of selecting a line and trigger the loading of a new page with the belonging station embedded: I am not so much interested in that page so much as using that as a trampoline to show the correct one in order to parse the belonging station. Have you checked this possibility is given with your solution? given even waf displays a page but it leads nowhere upon selecting a line.

Thanks, Fabrizio

I am astonished. Is it possible that a webarchive holds inside itself a sort of magic that may not be written on a book of spells? In that case I change my question: is there the possibility to modify the html part in a webarchive and have it keeping on working, and in that case how would I do it without screwing up the non ascii characters in the heading an possibly elsewhere as a normal editor would do?

As for the raw editor, have you got any suggestion for either mac or windows leaving possibly apart vi or emacs?

If any needed the site as-is, of course your option would be good, yet my need is to use that page to open a number of other ones by programmatically selecting a listbox in the page. In practice I need to feed the page with a select value and the page should open the correspondent one like it were manually selected. The problem is that the page presently performs this feat by using scripts stored in .axd virtual files, very Windows style, I have no cue about how to use and much less create.

Thereafter having the possibility of modifying the webarchive would be just the start of the story.

Of course that would be more a Windows forum issue, but given I am a Mac fan, Apple people are smarter and Safari webarchives seem to tackle them, I feel more comfortable in proposing it here :-)

My problem is that I would like the webarchive to shed some light on the inner working of this Windows technique to build a nuclear facility for opening a page upon selecting a listbox! So if most of the things in the webarchive remain hidden, I am afraid the shed light would not be shining...

What I am still looking is to have that page or webarchive to programmatically select one element of its listbox to open the appropriate page on the remote site, as the webarchive does, so rising my expectations that is a doable thing.