Image Host Grabber

[effCup]

Originally Posted by beechcott

Is it currently necessary to update the host file with this information?
when I tested ImageHostGrabber out on a page that had four PimpandHost links (as well as a number of links from other hosts), all of the photos downloaded correctly. Does this mean that ImageHostGrabber's automatic host file updating has handled the situation, or is there still a chance that I need to manually update my host file?

Not necessary, only if you want it. It's entirely up to you: your choice. /shrug/

It depends on the types of links you tested it on.

Have a look at the current IHG entry for P&H--see how it compares.

Have you tested it on some P&H files that: a) link by default to reduced-size images, or: b) link to gifs? Those are the kinds of things for which that amendment was written. If you don't need them then you probably won't need them.

[beechcott]

Originally Posted by effCup

Not necessary, only if you want it. It's entirely up to you: your choice. /shrug/

It depends on the types of links you tested it on.

Have a look at the current IHG entry for P&H--see how it compares.

Have you tested it on some P&H files that: a) link by default to reduced-size images, or: b) link to gifs? Those are the kinds of things for which that amendment was written. If you don't need them then you probably won't need them.

I went ahead and edited it, although I have yet to test it on P&H links to GIFs or large images.

Thank you for the advice.

[berangus]

Originally Posted by effCup

An early attempt at pixxxels. It likely needs additional testing so please report any issues with it.

Host label: pixxxels
URL pattern: ^https?:\/\/pixxxels\.org\/image\/.+$
Search pattern:

function(pageData, pageUrl) {
    var iUrl = pageData.match(/img id=('|")main-image\1 src=\1(.+?)\1/);
    return iUrl ? {imgUrl:  iUrl[2], status: "OK"} : {imgUrl: null, status: "ABORT"}
}

edit: the above seems to work only on with images that have already first been manually viewed in a browser window.

From my testing, this code for pixxxels identifies the files properly and queues them up but fails to download them. I have not tried manually viewing first as that rather defeats the purpose.

Here are actual JPG image locations for a couple different files. I know very little about this kind of coding, but would their https address as opposed to http make any difference in derailing the DL?

https://s18.pixxxels.cc/toadi8jt5/GLQ_Isabella_111.jpg

https://s13.pixxxels.cc/77r548pxj/Me...edium_0027.jpg

[3xent]

Has anyone else problems with IHG 1.7.0.4b? Any time i run it (by Get all pics on page) it's just non responsive (nothing happens). This occurs in PaleMoon or on FF.

[effCup]

Originally Posted by berangus

would their https address as opposed to http make any difference in derailing the DL?

https://s18.pixxxels.cc/toadi8jt5/GLQ_Isabella_111.jpg

https://s13.pixxxels.cc/77r548pxj/Me...edium_0027.jpg

No, the URL Pattern already accommodates both http & https. Thanks very much for those two direct image links as that was very helpful in exposing an aspect of the site's behaviour.

This worked for me; passed all tests from posts here.

Host Label: pixxxels
URL Pattern: ^https?:\/\/(?:s\d+\.)?pixxxels\.org\/image\/.+$
Search Pattern:

function(pageData, pageUrl) {
	var iUrl = pageData.match(/src=('|")(https?:\/\/s\d+\.pixxxels\.org\/.+?\.jpg)\1/);
	return iUrl ? {imgUrl: iUrl[2] + "?dl=1", status: "OK"} : {imgUrl: null, status: "ABORT"}
}

[effCup]

Originally Posted by 3xent

Has anyone else problems with IHG 1.7.0.4b? Any time i run it (by Get all pics on page) it's just non responsive (nothing happens). This occurs in PaleMoon or on FF.

Not me, no, but I've only tried it with Pale Moon. Did a previous version use to work for you with PM?

Have you looked at the IHG website?

Is your hostf server set to:

https://imagehostgrabber.com/IHG/hostf/hostf.xml

Have you tried pressing the "Update from online Host File" button?

I presume you've tested it against a post whose linked images are on a host that IHG can handle?

[andw]

an old set-up for hotflick.net which may help retrieve from the current servers...

Host Label: hotflick
URL Pattern: ^http:\/\/www\.hotflick\.net\/u/v\/
Search Pattern: "ID: img"

[Midnight Air]

Originally Posted by 3xent

Has anyone else problems with IHG 1.7.0.4b? Any time i run it (by Get all pics on page) it's just non responsive (nothing happens). This occurs in PaleMoon or on FF.

I have had this issue before sometimes. The only way i could fix this was to [update from file host]. Hope that helps.
Using Palemoon

[berangus]

Originally Posted by effCup

No, the URL Pattern already accommodates both http & https. Thanks very much for those two direct image links as that was very helpful in exposing an aspect of the site's behaviour.

This worked for me; passed all tests from posts here.

Host Label: pixxxels
URL Pattern: ^https?:\/\/(?:s\d+\.)?pixxxels\.org\/image\/.+$
Search Pattern:

function(pageData, pageUrl) {
    var iUrl = pageData.match(/src=('|")(https?:\/\/s\d+\.pixxxels\.org\/.+?\.jpg)\1/);
    return iUrl ? {imgUrl: iUrl[2] + "?dl=1", status: "OK"} : {imgUrl: null, status: "ABORT"}
}

Super, glad I could help out! Big thanks for this new code, it works aces although it required a tiny fix - guess I know a little about this stuff after all. In the first line of the function there's a single quotation where it should be a double: src=("|") instead of src=('|"). So the whole thing becomes thus:

Host Label: pixxxels
URL Pattern: ^https?:\/\/(?:s\d+\.)?pixxxels\.org\/image\/.+$
Search Pattern:

function(pageData, pageUrl) {
    var iUrl = pageData.match(/src=("|")(https?:\/\/s\d+\.pixxxels\.org\/.+?\.jpg)\1/);
    return iUrl ? {imgUrl: iUrl[2] + "?dl=1", status: "OK"} : {imgUrl: null, status: "ABORT"}
}

Now it sucks away like Sasha Grey!

[effCup]

Originally Posted by berangus

Super, glad I could help out! Big thanks for this new code, it works aces although it required a tiny fix - guess I know a little about this stuff after all. In the first line of the function there's a single quotation where it should be a double: src=("|") instead of src=('|"). So the whole thing becomes thus:

Host Label: pixxxels
URL Pattern: ^https?:\/\/(?:s\d+\.)?pixxxels\.org\/image\/.+$
Search Pattern:

function(pageData, pageUrl) {
    var iUrl = pageData.match(/src=("|")(https?:\/\/s\d+\.pixxxels\.org\/.+?\.jpg)\1/);
    return iUrl ? {imgUrl: iUrl[2] + "?dl=1", status: "OK"} : {imgUrl: null, status: "ABORT"}
}

No. What you've done there is change it from handling either single or double quotes, to only handling double quotes. The parens. denote a group. Inside it are options, separated by the pipe sign. You're saying: either double-quote or double-quote. It should be left as it was: either single-quote or double-quote.