HTML5 Source Download

[RedWulf]

We can question my motives later, but my extent of website knowledge stops at wordpress and some script kiddie stuff like switching attributes. 

So, I'm trying to save a slide show and theres been some various scripts and means used to prevent download, copy and paste, or printing. I managed to get the slides/images in the 'source' tab under the code/dev in chrome but I have to go to each slide and zoom in . The issue is there are 150+ images and as of now all I know to do is right click on each image file, open in new tab, save, and repeat. Is there a way to open or save all of them at once? neither click and drag nor saving the folder work.

Here is what I'm referring to, I want to save the yellow highlighted files. I only loaded 4 because I didn't feel like scrolling though 150+ slides for an example.

[SL H4CK3R]

Try Mozilla iMarco - 

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/imacros-for-firefox/

 

[Starglider]

It's a good way to learn, but with the number of 3rd party API's / Libraries in web pages these days it can make learning things this way a pain in the **** as code can be transformed by the browser, path information screwed up etc even by some crawlers / website rippers.

 

If you want a slide show and want to do it the more pro way (not the wordpress way), google jQuery slider. SlickSlider is a good one which has a lot of work put into it. But you can always build your own using jQuery but I would try to use GSAP instead of jQuery for animation. It's quite easy to build a slider, more so with jQuery plugged into JavaScript and a dash of CSS ofcourse

 

For website rippers, just google website rippers, there are lots out there, I used to use them back in the late 1990s but as I learned and worked the less I needed them. You could also make one, just download Visual Studio Community edition and parse url contents for strings gif etc append file/url path and write a download script. You could also do the same with PHP via curl I think, or ruby etc. Probably google "website ripper" download and try a few out, find the one that suits you.

 

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[RedWulf]

48 minutes ago, Starglider said:

It's a good way to learn, but with the number of 3rd party API's / Libraries in web pages these days it can make learning things this way a pain in the **** as code can be transformed by the browser, path information screwed up etc even by some crawlers / website rippers.

 

If you want a slide show and want to do it the more pro way (not the wordpress way), google jQuery slider. SlickSlider is a good one which has a lot of work put into it. But you can always build your own using jQuery but I would try to use GSAP instead of jQuery for animation. It's quite easy to build a slider, more so with jQuery plugged into JavaScript and a dash of CSS ofcourse

 

For website rippers, just google website rippers, there are lots out there, I used to use them back in the late 1990s but as I learned and worked the less I needed them. You could also make one, just download Visual Studio Community edition and parse url contents for strings gif etc append file/url path and write a download script. You could also do the same with PHP via curl I think, or ruby etc. Probably google "website ripper" download and try a few out, find the one that suits you.

 

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I've dabbled before, just setting up a text alternating box though. I do hope to learn it when I get time. 

I'm going to try httrack thanks! Honestly I didn't think webpage rippers were this popular 

I'm copying it for a teacher, so if this fails I'll just dump the trivial work on a freshman