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rahul.kucheria
rahul.kucheria asked in Computers & InternetProgramming & Design · 1 decade ago

TELL ME THE SCRIPT OF THIS SITE ?

HI GUYS CAN ANYBODY TELL ME THE SCRIPT IN THIS SITE

I HAVE POSTED A SCREENSHOT BELOW

http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e235/rahulkucher...

TELL ME THE NAME OF THIS SCRIPT THATS IT

PLEASE FASTER

Update:

CAN ANYONE TELL ME THE NAME OF THE SCRIPT USED IN THE SITE

FOR EG : PTC SCRIPT V6, INSTANT SCRIPT

I WANT THE NAME

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  • gitter1226
    Lv 5
    1 decade ago
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    First, settle down.

    Second, turn off the caps.

    Third, ask a quesiton that makes sense. What is it that yolu're looking for?

  • alexworthley
    1 decade ago

    Okay, well you cant view the source i already tried. Since its just a screen shot you will need to find the actual page. But like they said you cant view the code that built it you will have to contact the owner. But this could help:

    1. Look at the file extension (i.e. .html, .php , .cfm, jshtml, shtml)

    2. Look at the page source (it should start with either <html> or <?php>)

    Thats how i would figure it out and usally if the page ends with a .html is a hyper-tex-markup-langauge. Now if the pages ends in .php then it could be a html or just a php page. You need to look at the code and see if there is any html tags such as <br> or <a href>.

    Source(s): none
  • just "JR"
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago

    You can't "get the script"... It is a server-side script that interrogates a database, and outputs the results as an HTML (ie Php & Mysql).

    Even viewing the code will only show you the final HTML, but NOT the code that built it.

    Source(s): Pro web2 application developer at www.web2coders.com
  • michael b
    1 decade ago

    go to the website and right click on the page, and click "View Source" thats the way its on firefox, i don't know about IE6+7

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  • Zach
    1 decade ago

    There is no possible way we can get the code from that site, and you shouldn't steal from other people's work.

    Source(s): Myself
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