Image Host Grabber Help.

[devilparadajune]

Can anyone help how to use regular expression in Image host grabber to select alternative images? Like if you only want to download 1st,3rd,5th images? I Right click on gallery page > Select images from IGH options> It opens a new window to select tick images. If there are more than 500x pics , I only want to download half of them just to save space and ticking all 250 alternative numbered pics is time consuming. Is there any universal regular expression for all imagehosts for IGH? Please help.

[Progishness]

I've already given some suggestions to the same query from you here: https://vipergirls.to/threads/136572...#post124749820

If there was another way to do what you are asking I'm sure someone would have replied by now.

[roger33]

Can anyone help how to use regular expression in Image host grabber to select alternative images? Like if you only want to download 1st,3rd,5th images? I Right click on gallery page > Select images from IGH options> It opens a new window to select tick images. If there are more than 500x pics , I only want to download half of them just to save space and ticking all 250 alternative numbered pics is time consuming. Is there any universal regular expression for all imagehosts for IGH? Please help.

You'll spend a lot of time to create a regular expression.

Parsing from HTML pages with regex is already hard. What you want to do that is much harder because every image host have different page layouts, <img> or <a> tags. So there isn't a Regex formula fits all. I'd prefer downloading all images and then keep only the good ones if i were you.

But if you really want to get your hands dirty, here are some helpful links. You have to tinker on your expressions for each image host.

• Ultimate Regex Cheat Sheet --> https://www.keycdn.com/support/regex-cheat-sheet
  
• Test your Regex online --> https://regex101.com/
  
• Writing a Regular Expression to Target Images Without a Class --> https://www.macarthur.me/posts/writi...ithout-a-class
  
• Capture nth match with Regex --> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...ture-nth-match
  
• Use regular expression to grab an 'img' tag with Regex --> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...rab-an-img-tag

[Progishness]

Yep it doesn't take too long in my experience to download a set of images and then scroll through and discard those you don't want, especially if you use a good image viewer/browser application such as FastStone.

https://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm