In case you did not notice I allready explained at page 57. ( 23 September 2009 )Originally Posted by matary13
Small update: Firebug (which is a Firefox add-on) now also supports network monitoring. Can be found in the 'Net' tab.Its simple like 1,2,3
1: At zoig.com, you need flash player to view the images. So look at the source of the webpage and find anything with .swf . You may have found: http://www.zoig.com/include/viewer.s...a&r=1253699301 , when you visit this link, you will see the image.
2: Now you want to know how did this .swf (flash player) get this image. So you can install a network sniffer, or even better install 'Live HTTP headers', which is a free mozilla firefox add-on. When you visit http://www.zoig.com/include/viewer.s...a&r=1253699301, you notice that the .swf performs a request for : http://www.zoig.com/actions/getphoto.php?cid=igjcga
3: Now you visit http://www.zoig.com/actions/getphoto.php?cid=igjcga with your browser and save file as : whatever.jpg
That is how you can save files from zoig.com
More simple:
Look at the 2 links:
http://www.zoig.com/include/viewer.s...a&r=1253699301
And
http://www.zoig.com/actions/getphoto.php?cid=igjcgaDo you also notice the resemblance ?
No install needed of Live HTTP headers, just a simple manual replace !
So just look at the source of the webpage and replace the ?cid=XXXXXX
with the XXXXXX found in ?c=XXXXXX
Internet explorer users can use fiddler. (Press F12)
So can Firefox users when you configure the proxy to connect through fiddler.
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