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How can I create image thumbnails from HTML similar to ask.com’s binoculars?

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  1. Matt Said,

    Ask.com uses a method similar to Google Cache, so unless you manually take a screenshot of each site, it’s not a chance you’ll be able to do it.
    Ask.com actually uses another domain to store those cached images (http://binoculars.ask.com/) and doesn’t make the image from HTML. They only call it from HTML.

    Look:

    ‘ b_P = obj(’b_Prev’);
    b_C = obj(’b_C’);
    b_RL = obj(’r'+io+’_t’);
    p.u = ‘http://binoculars.ask.com/binocl_get?url=’ + binoc;
    if(navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase().indexOf(”msie 5″) > -1)
    ref = p.u;
    else ref=_RP(p);
    bub = b_t();
    bPIP = true;
    b_P.innerHTML = ”;
    }
    }

    var b_PIP = false;

    function png(png, i) {
    if (document.all && (/png/.test(i))) {
    png.src = b_t();
    png.style.filter = “progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src=’”+i+”‘, sizingMethod=’none’)”;
    }
    }

    See? It only calls the image.

    Unfortunately, what you’re attempting is nearly impossible using HTML, JS, VB, or ASP. To do this, you’d have to pre-load the document in a mini-window (made invisible), and save an image of it to the user’s computer. Since this isn’t an option at this time, you’re probably going to be hard-pressed to accomplish this.

    Sorry…..

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