Hi!
I'd like to know, if any of you have any ideea, if there's a software that can extract the object code from the source of one sites. Or at least one page.
Basically, what I need is this:

<object>source code</object>

That would be great. Another thing would be to extract links from the source code - most of the link extractors are extracting, as far as I know, only href links, but I want all the links (e.g. those from scripts, iframes, etc)

Thank you!

You could write a custom php script to do this, what it sounds like though is you want to create a spider? That would be best written in C++ or another language like that.

It also kind of depends on what you want to do with the extracted info. Do you want to store it somewhere, pass it to another page, delete it all together, or something else??

Putting <object>tags</object> around something doesn't make it OOP. It sounds like what you want to do is use regular expressions to pull URLs out of a string.

Arenlor: Yes, some sort of spider. I have some programs, but all are extracting only the href links.
I'm looking for something a little more advanced, to spider and extract all the url adresses, not only the links, to be more exact. Like URLs from java script, objects etc. Those visible only in the source code.
Unfortunatelly, I'm not so smart to build my own software, thanks for the suggestion, though

angele803: can't see how relevant it is, but to answer you: something else.

Learning Newbie: something like this. Find all URLs in the source. However, if not possible, it would be OK if I could extract only the objects, or the scripts, etc. separatelly. Actually for the scripts I have a software, but it extracts only from a given page, doesn't scan an entirelly web address.

Meanwhile, I'll keep google-ing. I hope someone knows of such a software, though.

Thanks for your answers!

Originally Posted by wattaman

Arenlor:
angele803: can't see how relevant it is, but to answer you: something else.

The reason I asked is because there could be several different approaches you could take depending on the results you wanted.

Anyway, this wouldn't really be an HTML question - I could move it to the general coding forum if you want me to. You might find more help there.

Originally Posted by angele803

The reason I asked is because there could be several different approaches you could take depending on the results you wanted.

Anyway, this wouldn't really be an HTML question - I could move it to the general coding forum if you want me to. You might find more help there.

If you think it would help me find an answer faster (or if doesn't belong here), I'd appreciate if you'll move it.
Thank you!