Tony

Well, the solutions that I came up with all involve exceptions to the rule, so I don't like them but I don't know that there's a way around it right...

That seems a reasonable approach for the first case anyway. That, or maybe reduce that approach and pass in files without extensions and .JS files to keep a more narrow...

I got around it by running this _just_ prior to saving the file. I know the code sucks, just test code: In the HTML I replace the open and close...

Ok, right after posting this I finally googled the right thing. Solution is to add: `later.date.localTime()` before the rest of your later time

After further review and digging around I found that regular expressions can be used, which accomplishes what I needed. Given that having parameters in the path is pretty common I'd...

@alexpchin Just so you have an answer for you... the solution is as so: ``` .unless({ path: [ /\/v1\/data\/devices-.*\.xml/ ] }); ``` This checks for `/v1/data/devices-[something].xml` Notice there are NOT...

From what I've read it has to do with the print styles and how PhantomJS renders them... however, my implementation is just ignoring the print styles :/

Ok, further research seems to indicate that PhantomJS does NOT use the print stylesheet but rather screen. Therefore the suggestion has been to use a function to replace the media=print...

So the "Issue" I guess is more of a suggestion to add this to the documentation.

**Ignore this post... this was errant information:** _Ok, another strange issue... in order for the above to work you MUST have a before and after .html() function that writes the...