A simple program to download images in a series (...file01.jpg, file02.jpg, etc.)

[ElijahTW]

Recently, I lost my password to a web server in which I have many photos stored. I've tried everything, but I Can't remember the password.

Luckily, the images are named in a logical order (DSC101.jpg, DSC102.jpg, etc).

What I need is a simple program to download the images in a series, from DSC101 to DSC199. It can be programmed in any language, as long as its easy to modify it to point to the domain my images are stored at.


Thanks,
BigIg

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[GeominorAI]

In your browser address bar, type in:

javascript:for(i=101; i<=199; i++) {document.writeln("<IMG SRC='http://www.urlgoeshere.com/DSC" + i + ".jpg'/>");}

Replace urlgoeshere with the URL.

Then use a general download manager like FlashGet to download the images from that page.

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[TheCloudOfSmoke]

Give me the url of one of the images and tell me what number it ends at and I can set up a list file for Flashget to auto download all of your files for you.

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Originally Posted by BigIg

If I support the game company, then I won't won't be supporting the blank DVD business.

Decisions, decisions.

[GeominorAI]

Oh right, just use batch download from Flashget.

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[ElijahTW]

Originally Posted by GeominorAI

In your browser address bar, type in:

javascript:for(i=101; i<=199; i++) {document.writeln("<IMG SRC='http://www.urlgoeshere.com/DSC" + i + ".jpg'/>");}

Replace urlgoeshere with the URL.

Then use a general download manager like FlashGet to download the images from that page.

That works perfectly, thanks alot!

EDIT:
Thanks to TCOS too, but I read his post first and went with it.

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Last edited by ElijahTW; May 15th, 2008 at 23:09..