General Discussions

**Knight13** · 01-06-2010, 05:15 PM

Ok this is probably a stupid question but lets say i have a image url like http://www.blank.com/blank.jpg is their anyway to find out what page that image is located on?

Or is their anyway to find all the image links of a website that are pointing to a certain page?

Example.

lets say their is a image link pointing to http://www.blank.com/blank is their anyway to find all the links pointing to that page on a website?

**serandfae** · 01-06-2010, 06:11 PM

Images aren't located on web pages; the links to them are. The actual location of the images is located in an images folder, usually.

So it is possible to spider a site for image file extensions and find the actual URI of a specific image, then spider the site for pages that call for that URI.

Don't ask me how to do that, though.

tim

**Giselle** · 01-06-2010, 10:58 PM

I am trying to think how in the world you could do that, no doubt Tim is right, what goes through my mind is the image file has to go through FTP or if you work on the hosters side with your files it's still all secured. That's a good question.

**chrishirst** · 01-07-2010, 11:06 AM

you can be pretty sure that with an image URL of http://www.blank.com/blank.jpg that the image is located in the root folder of www.blank.com.

Unless the site is doing some nifty content delivery using MIME type detection. (AS if I'd do anything so underhand)