Mr. Shizzy Wrote: [ -> ]for mediafire, I still try to figure out how it work...
MF is a bit of a pain - I did it, but they changed the way their thing works.
If the dev ever happens to read this, he could maybe look at plowshare.
Yeah, good idea.
The plowshare sources are avaible, I'M using plowshare on my server.
yeah.. stupid question.. sorry
seriously I check plowshare, especially, mediafire and it's not useful... sorry..
I can't adapt your module to javascript...
thanks
Javascript? I imagined that you had some server backend processing the requests.
From my understanding, you can't process pages with pure Javascript (necessary to prevent XSS attacks).
that's the problem...
Normally, sharing website had protection on their download link with client ip address and I doesn't want to download all file on my server.. so I create my website in javascript...
But now, if I want to add more sharing website, I need to change to way how it works...
I have a little idea about how I should do.. so.. I will try to change it...
Very true. Though I'm still surprised at how you managed to get it to work with pure Javascript. Maybe MU has some deterministic link generator?
Mediafire doesn't lock their links to IPs though. At least it didn't used to.
yeah but mediafire need to load the download link in a frame and I guess the page loaded in frame check if it's load in the correct way...
Example (page loaded in framework2):
http://www.mediafire.com/dynamic/downloa...00&r=5f6vX
I have to understand how they generate download link and create a function in javascript that will generate it....
oh and sorry for my bad english.... I need practice....
Then your server side script will do all the loading - you just need to forward the final download link to the user (in the form of a HTTP redirect). I suggested plowshare as it probably has done the job of deobfuscating any MF code for you. It probably won't work directly, but it's probably easier to look through plowshare code than obfuscated code.
(if you aren't already) You can also try something like UglifyJS, or any other JS beautifier, if you want to look through the JS files though.