How to get all images from a webpage

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How to get all images (ImageName + ImageUrl + Image Alt Text) from a webpage from given URL...

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void ExtractImages(char* URI_Address)
{
        ???
}

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Posted 23-Aug-11 6:40am

Harmanjeet Singh

Updated 23-Aug-11 6:53am

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Not Active · Answer 1 · 2011-08-23T06:56:00

Solution 1

That depends on where you are doing the work. On the client-side you can use JavaScript

$("img".each(function()
{
  var src = $(this).attr("src");
  var alt = $(this).attr("alt");
}

In code-behind or a Windows app yo would need to get the response stream from teh requested URL and parse the text for img tags.

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Tech Code Freak 24-Aug-11 0:06am

My 5!

#realJSOP · Answer 2 · 2011-08-23T07:31:00

Solution 2

And on top of what Mark already mentioned, you would have to make specifc requests for each image you found, and save the response as an image file on your own machine. Just so you have a heads up, you're looking at a considerable amount of code.

Posted 23-Aug-11 7:31am

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Tech Code Freak 24-Aug-11 0:06am

My 5!