How to grab without extension images from a website?

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Hi Friends,
I am working in VB.Net. I want to get images from a web page. That page contains a image. when i copy link location / image url of that image it returns page url. that image dont have any extension. like jpg, bmp, gif, png, tif... etc.
please help.

Posted 28-Nov-12 0:40am

Ashish Khatavkar

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Bernhard Hiller · Answer 1 · 2012-11-28T04:27:00

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Look at the source code of the web page. Somewhere, you'll find the tag for the image: <img src="http://url.to/image.jgp" /> or similar. The url of the image can be a full url or relative to the current page.

Posted 28-Nov-12 4:27am

Bernhard Hiller

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Mikloo 30-Mar-13 18:48pm

@Bernard Hiller thanks for your answer, but as you can see he wrote that the picture has no EXTENSION jpg, bmp, gif, png! Still you wrote that he should look for "JPG" in the link!

As a developer I would read the questions again in order to give the correct answer. In this case the answer was incorrect. 1 Star Given for the answer..

Bernhard Hiller 2-Apr-13 2:33am

1 Star means: BAD answer!

Ashish Khatavkar 23-Mar-15 23:49pm

Any solution?