| > but this opens up a jave window with the pic in
> it. Is it poss just to get the pics from the java
> windows?
Well, it depends. Many java-based pages can be
spidered, but some javascript codes are REALLY hard to
handle, and therefore are impossible to parse.
Example of parseable code:
foobar.src='image.gif';
or even
foobar('image.gif');
Example of non-parseable code:
function foo(a) {
foobar.src=a+'.gif';
}
Generally, simple javascript can be handled - not
complex one.
This is one of the problem of the parsing - the engine
can not analyze the code itself, only detect language
keywords/calls.
You can try to activate 'attempt to catch all links',
and add '+*.gif +*.jpg' filters (among with 'catch all
files near a link')
But this may fail, for tricky java code!
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