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Reputation: 205
Joined: 25 Jan 2006 Posts: 8586 Location: 127.0.0.1
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Posted: Mon Oct 14, 2013 6:27 pm Post subject: |
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The page you linked to loads the swf from:
wowcraftdot tk/ebooks/test/lib/Flipbook_Demo/OrganizerSupport.swf
Afterward the main list seems to load books using:
Code: | public function itemChange(event:ListEvent) : void
{
var _loc_4:* = undefined;
var _loc_2:* = event.currentTarget as TileList;
var _loc_3:* = _loc_2.selectedItem;
if (parentApplication.itemClickeStatus == false)
{
Application.application.cBookID = _loc_3.bID;
Application.application.cCollID = _loc_3.cID;
_loc_4 = Application.application.collectionPath + "collection/" + _loc_3.cID + "/" + _loc_3.bID + "/";
getAnnotation();
openBook(_loc_4, _loc_3.bookName);
}
return;
}// end function
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openBook is:
Code: | public function openBook(param1, param2:String) : void
{
BookURL = param1;
BookWindow_obj = new BookWindow();
BookWindow_obj.setTitle(param2);
setBookSize();
popupref = PopUpManager.addPopUp(BookWindow_obj, this, false);
return;
}// end function
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With that, you can scan the rest of the ActionScript to find the collection path is:
Code: | public var collectionPath:String = "http://www.webplus.cheneliere.ca/"; |
More into this, you can find how each book is added tracing the addBook function, which leads back to using:
Code: |
http://www.webplus.cheneliere.ca/bd_phil/organizer.php
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The code makes some sort of POST request to it to gain the XML list of books, etc.
After that you're on your own.
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