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i'm not sure if i'm posting to the right forum … but … i've downloaded one page from server (i will not tell from which, it's against forum rules) and on original page is an image on background. but when i downloaded that page, on my copy that i've downloaded is this image missing. i've checked css and source, but found nothing. theres an iframe on the page, and to that iframe is loaded page called home.php i've checked it too for way of that image, but again, found nothing. when i right-click on that image on original page, i can't see the way to it (i can't select copy url of image) i can only display it. so i know the way, but not how they displayed it. how can this be done? thanks.
they could have disabled the right click thing with javascript.
disable javascript and try it again.
then look in your cash to see if the image is there (it should be) if its not, then it wasnt really an image, maybe just something displayed in javascript (js can draw lines and shapes and colors and shit).
DigitalFire wrote: they could have disabled the right click thing with javascript.
disable javascript and try it again.
then look in your cash to see if the image is there (it should be) if its not, then it wasnt really an image, maybe just something displayed in javascript (js can draw lines and shapes and colors and shit).
He said the only option he had available when he right clicked was view image.
slpctrl wrote: PM me with the server/image pm sent DigitalFire wrote: they could have disabled the right click thing with javascript.
disable javascript and try it again.
then look in your cash to see if the image is there (it should be) if its not, then it wasnt really an image, maybe just something displayed in javascript (js can draw lines and shapes and colors and shit). no they didn't disabled the right mouse button. in firefox you have the option "copy url of image" if you right-click on image, but on this image this option wasn't here.
Here's what it is, it's a file with a .gif extension that contains PHP. The PHP grabs the real image and echoes it onto the .gif file with the PHP code so that you wouldn't be able to find the original image. We can use this example:
This is image.gif:
<?
$file = "otherimage.gif";
$fp = fopen($file, "r") or die('Cannot grab image source');
$content = fread($fp, filesize($file));
header("Content-type: image/gif");
echo $content;
fclose($fp);
?>
If you were to upload that along with otherimage.gif it would show otherimage.gif through image.gif however if you simply downloaded image.gif it would be a no go. Of course you would have to set .htaccess to allow .gif images to process PHP.