chinmokuyuuki
Junior Member
- Feb 10, 2010
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You can use a simple Search & Replace function from Notepad++ or Bluefish.
Just open all files in bluefish(those will be tabbed) and do a search and replace on all of them. Works for me.
Copy Entire Website (the RIGHT way)
- Thread starter bobvance2006
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You can use a simple Search & Replace function from Notepad++ or Bluefish.
Just open all files in bluefish(those will be tabbed) and do a search and replace on all of them. Works for me.
detinut77
Regular Member
- Jan 7, 2011
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teleport pro.
http://www.tenmax.com/teleport/pro/home.htm
http://www.tenmax.com/teleport/pro/home.htm
If it has server side scripting you're screwed and you're looking for something beyond unethical, something illegal. You'd have to have authorized access to do so otherwise.
I'd presume you could just save through the browser and view pages for offline viewing later, and copy it from your hdd from there. That'd be faster than clicking "Save As" on everything, otherwise I have no further suggestions on how to rip it.
Again, if you're just looking for output content\client side and not any server side scripting, I'm sure it would be easy enough, I just figured I'd shoot it out there about Offline Browsing for any web browser I've seen for a non-mobile os.
I'd presume you could just save through the browser and view pages for offline viewing later, and copy it from your hdd from there. That'd be faster than clicking "Save As" on everything, otherwise I have no further suggestions on how to rip it.
Again, if you're just looking for output content\client side and not any server side scripting, I'm sure it would be easy enough, I just figured I'd shoot it out there about Offline Browsing for any web browser I've seen for a non-mobile os.
imperial444
Elite Member
- Jan 13, 2011
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Try Website Ripper Copier.
It's an all-purpose, high-speed tool to save or grab an enormous amount of Web site data.
It's an all-purpose, high-speed tool to save or grab an enormous amount of Web site data.
I was searching the net regarding this topic, 'Copying entire website' and found HTTrack. I was wondering whether using this software would be safe or not. Next, I found this thread. And as the member robertodelgato , Choronzon, netfish, Zeecho mentioned I used HTTrack and WHAO, I never be so surprised. It downloaded a website (not so big) without any errors. Not 'any', but there were only 8 errors in 509 links, though those are 404 errors. Now the entire site is sitting in my hard disk and working flawlessly. Superb application. I could not resist myself to thank these members and the member who created this thread, bobvance2006. I think, I have found a place where I might my answers regarding web, hosting and designing. Thanks BlackHatWorld. 