hi
all
i'm working with a project in which we have to perform operations on a
webpage using c#,
i have a small problem,
i want to geat the image from a webpage and i have to perform operations on
it,
is there any way to solve this problem,
thanking you for hrlping me,
with regards
saish
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Hans Kesting
Saish wrote:
hi all i'm working with a project in which we have to perform operations on a webpage using c#, i have a small problem, i want to geat the image from a webpage and i have to perform operations on it, is there any way to solve this problem, thanking you for hrlping me, with regards saish
basically the steps would be: - get the html source of the page (= perform a webrequest for the URL) - search for the <img> tag, read the "src" argument - adjust that src, convert relative path to absolute - perform a second webrequest, now for the img-URL - now you have the (binary) data of the image
Hans Kesting
Saish wrote:
hi
all
i'm working with a project in which we have to perform operations on a
webpage using c#,
i have a small problem,
i want to geat the image from a webpage and i have to perform
operations on it,
is there any way to solve this problem,
thanking you for hrlping me,
with regards
saish
basically the steps would be:
- get the html source of the page (= perform a webrequest for the URL)
- search for the <img> tag, read the "src" argument
- adjust that src, convert relative path to absolute
- perform a second webrequest, now for the img-URL
- now you have the (binary) data of the image
hi all i'm working with a project in which we have to perform operations on a webpage using c#, i have a small problem, i want to geat the image from a webpage and i have to perform operations on it, is there any way to solve this problem, thanking you for hrlping me, with regards saish
basically the steps would be: - get the html source of the page (= perform a webrequest for the URL) - search for the <img> tag, read the "src" argument - adjust that src, convert relative path to absolute - perform a second webrequest, now for the img-URL - now you have the (binary) data of the image