I want to use wget to recursively download a website.  The site contains articles served by a php-script, eg. www.example.com/article.php?id=1021&ch=5 - these are what I want, all separate article with all chapters.  Unfortunately, the site also contains comments - lots and lots of comments.  Comments are also served by a php-script, eg. www.example.com/comment.php?id=1021&no=144 - these I absloutely don't want.Basically, I want everything except the comments.  The problem is that links to articles, chapters and comments are interspersed on article-and chapter-lists, so there is no way to fine tune the level of recursion to avoid them... and doing level for level and manually sort-out between each, would take too much time and effort.Since both are php-scripts, using the -A or -R options of wget to accept or reject files with a certain suffix won't work - or does it?  Are there any other more precise way to exclude one php-script but not others when downloading recursively?
Excluding some php-pages but not others with wget?
php;wget