The website megapoker.net, is it a HTML based website, or a flash or a HTML5 or what type is it? I'm asking because I can't even find a index.php or index.html page! Please help! Thanks
You don't need to find the index file to see how a page is constructed - it is, like most sites, made with a mix of html, javascript and css. Nothing surprising there. Learn to use "view source" on your browser - usually a right mouse click over the page.
Well try it for your self. 1. The right clicking is disabled. 2. Even if you get into the source code and save it as .html, you can't open the page again. So, all I'm asking for is how do I download the entire website? And I tried with HTTrack and I can't do it that way, so yeah.
I right mouse clicked with no problem and you never said you wanted to download the entire website. What are you actually trying to achieve? We won't help you steal or scrape a website but we'll help you if you have something legit to do
I don't want to steal or anything. And my apologies because for not mentioning that I wanted to download it. Oh and you can right click when it's loading, but once you actually get into the page, you cannot right click, unless you mess with javascript codes or something. And finally, I don't want to steal the website, but I want to download the website for offline use.
I thought I was going to get some help lol but whatever. That's the problem with the world, since I said that to a staff, you are going to probably ban me lol. I dislike human behaviour and human activities.
You have got help, however if a website actively doesn't want to be copied or to have their source viewed then you have to respect that. There are ways to download it using curl etc but since the site is about playing poker online viewing it offline seems kinda pointless. While I may no longer want to help there are thousands of others who might step up - be patient.
It uses ASP.net and JavaScript/HTML5. It uses IIS on a Microsoft Windows server. The site won't work offline, among other reasons because it sends an AJAX request every five seconds.