If you use Google Chrome or Firefox, you could navigate your web browser to the site where you want to scrape the images from, and enter the following line into the address bar: 

javascript:$URLS=[];for($i=0;$i<document.images.length;$i++)$URLS.push
+(document.images[$i].src);document.write($URLS.join("<P>"));

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This is all one line with no line breaks and no spaces. When you paste this into the address bar, the "javascript:" prefix is going to disappear, and you'll have to type it in again BEFORE you hit enter. Once you hit enter, it's going to show a list of URLs to every image that has been loaded on the screen. This might do exactly what you're looking for, but it's not perl code. It's Javascript. ;-)

In reply to Re: How to have Perlscript scrape images from a URL that has Javascript? by harangzsolt33
in thread How to have Perlscript scrape images from a URL that has Javascript? by SergioQ

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