T,
> You could always download the web page into a text file with "curl", then
> dig out the png's
> address.
I had no problem digging out the URL using the "view page source" option.
But alas, after pasting it into FFs URL bar I again got a full webpage.
HOLD THE PRESSES ! ...
I most always double-check what I did just before posting about it, and now
is no exception. I grabbed the URL, dropped it into a "curl" like Windows
program, and got the actual image back. WTF? After that I dropped into
FFs URL bar and /again/ got that actual image back. Double WTF.
Some checking-and-testing later I've got the answer : When drag-and-dropping
didn't work I opened the pages source and grabbed the image URL from there.
This time I was a bit too hasty and mistakingly grabbed the URL from the
link around it.
The difference ? The images "src=" URL has (size defining) arguments
following the path, while the links "href=" doesn't. Thats all.
IOW, grabbing the image link (rightclick -> copy image location) and than
removing the arguments gives the origional image (instead of a webpage).
Sigh ... If only I had followed the link / clicked on those images ...
than again, I had no reason to do so ...
> If you would like, you can give me the web site
> and tell me which png you are after and I
> will see it I can find the direct link for you.
Thanks for thet offer. But as you can see, my immediate problem [1] seems
to have been solved.
[1] would have liked to hear about a possible "save from cache" setting for
FF, but you can't have everything. :-)
> And it I owe you a bunch for helping me with dll
> programming
As far as I remember all I did was giving a bit of information and advice.
You had to do all the hard work.
But you're welcome. :-)
Regards,
Rudy Wieser