There is a rule for capturing images.
URL xxx. php? X = 00001 to xxx. php? X = 10000 is continuous
I tried it many times, and every time I caught it, it was garbled,
This is the image path. Great Gods
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1. How did you capture it?
2. provide the real address
1. How did you capture it?
2. provide the real address
This address is private and cannot be provided to you.
I have tried the web page capture method, and the same garbled code has been found every time.
I suspect it is an image suffix problem. Because the image path obtained through PHP
So xxx.xxx.com/xxx.php? X = 00001 this is the image path, which can only be parsed through the webpage. how can I capture it locally?
You can do this yourself.
Determine the image suffix based on content-type and save it
Access the image address to see what the header returns.
In fact, the picture has nothing to do with garbled text.
$ File = file_get_contents ('http: // xxx.xxx.com/xxx.php? X = 00001 ');
File_put_contents('test.jpg ', $ file, true );
See what is generated.
Access the image address to see what the header returns.
In fact, the picture has nothing to do with garbled text.
$ File = file_get_contents ('http: // xxx.xxx.com/xxx.php? X = 00001 ');
File_put_contents('test.jpg ', $ file, true );
See what is generated.
Succeeded. thank you.