haven't seen these before, not quite sure where they are from either

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The size and lack of proper tag makes these pictures pretty, well, useless...

Someone had to say it, and with that being said - I shall take my leave once again.

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A couple more, MQ

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Thanks Nightlife

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Hey nightlife how do you get those Hq pics? the old trick seems to not work anymore

You can still retrieve HQ pics from the website in a similar manner...just copy the link address from a thumbnail version of the pics on the site, then paste them into the address bar, and replace "tmblg3" with "prodzoom" to get the HQ version.

Example:

before: http://media.victoriassecret.com/product/tmblg3/V302555.jpg

after: http://media.victoriassecret.com/product/p...oom/V302555.jpg

The only problem now is...there is no easy/efficient way to navigate through all of the pics that VS doesn't have posted on their website. The vsbrowser no longer works because of one small problem (at least I think this is the problem): the image addresses/locations now contain the word "media" in them, which I don't believe they used to. The vsbrowser is set to look up images from addresses that don't contain that word (example: http://victoriassecret.com/product/tmblg3/V302555.jpg). A broken image file is shown instead in the vsbrowser.

Does anyone know of another way to navigate vs' unposted pics efficiently? (efficiently meaning that you don't have to type and retype every single number individually to look the images). Or does anyone know to create their own HTML image browser for the website?

You can still retrieve HQ pics from the website in a similar manner...just copy the link address from a thumbnail version of the pics on the site, then paste them into the address bar, and replace "tmblg3" with "prodzoom" to get the HQ version.

Example:

before: http://media.victoriassecret.com/product/tmblg3/V302555.jpg

after: http://media.victoriassecret.com/product/p...oom/V302555.jpg

The only problem now is...there is no easy/efficient way to navigate through all of the pics that VS doesn't have posted on their website. The vsbrowser no longer works because of one small problem (at least I think this is the problem): the image addresses/locations now contain the word "media" in them, which I don't believe they used to. The vsbrowser is set to look up images from addresses that don't contain that word (example: http://victoriassecret.com/product/tmblg3/V302555.jpg). A broken image file is shown instead in the vsbrowser.

Does anyone know of another way to navigate vs' unposted pics efficiently? (efficiently meaning that you don't have to type and retype every single number individually to look the images). Or does anyone know to create their own HTML image browser for the website?

Oh thanks

Well you can create a list of the links with excel and download it with Jdownloader

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Hey nightlife how do you get those Hq pics? the old trick seems to not work anymore

That´s not a trick to get the HQs and you can still get them

Victoria´s secret changed only the entire url-address on Friday which means

that the altavista-search-browser for VS-Pics doesn´t work anymore.

Sample

This was the old VS-entire-url-address: www2.victoriassecret.com/images/..........

This is the new VS-entire-url-address: http://media.victoriassecret.com/product/...........

Please note: Not www.media but http://media !!!!

All other procedure is the same as before.

Sample

Small VS-Pic: http://media.victoriassecret.com/product/tmblg3/V303313.jpg

Now change only /tmblg3/ into /prodzoom/

HQ VS-Pic: http://media.victoriassecret.com/product/p...oom/V303313.jpg

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As you can see we have alot of experts here on board ziggurat234 you beat me

As you can see we have alot of experts here on board ziggurat234 you beat me

Haha, what can I say Matute...I probably picked up my knowledge from someone else on this site, but I don't mind being thought of as an expert! So thank you, heh.

Also, vatras, I started trying the excel method, but excel won't let me do the whole "type in two or three items from a list, then highlight and drag down to automatically add the next items in the list" thingeroo...I still have to edit each entry invididually. It just repeats the 3 items I already typed in, likely because they are hyperlinks. Am I doing something wrong?

As you can see we have alot of experts here on board ziggurat234 you beat me

Haha, what can I say Matute...I probably picked up my knowledge from someone else on this site, but I don't mind being thought of as an expert! So thank you, heh.

Also, vatras, I started trying the excel method, but excel won't let me do the whole "type in two or three items from a list, then highlight and drag down to automatically add the next items in the list" thingeroo...I still have to edit each entry invididually. It just repeats the 3 items I already typed in, likely because they are hyperlinks. Am I doing something wrong?

Well its al little bit difficult for me to describe what you need to do so i uploaded my list.

http://rapidshare.com/files/408966896/Mappe2.xlsx.html

Simply Copy past the links from H - AL. It seems that no all links work .

sry for my bad English

Thanks for all those photo's Nightlife- wow vs love her, don't blame them, i do too !

Candice in the background to the right

Does anyone know of another way to navigate vs' unposted pics efficiently? (efficiently meaning that you don't have to type and retype every single number individually to look the images). Or does anyone know to create their own HTML image browser for the website?

The VS browser still works. You just have to change the source code.

1. Save the VS browser webpage to your harddrive.

2. Open up the source code from the page you saved for editing.

3. Everywhere you see http://www2.victoriassecret.com/images/prodlgvw/ in the javascript code, change it to http://media.victoriassecret.com/product/prodzoom/. This is the only thing that needs to be changed. Don't bother anything else.

4. Save the source code.

5. Open the webpage. Open up the page you saved, not the page directly from the altervista site.

6. Type a picture number (such as 300000), click show image.

If you do all of this correctly, then the browser should work fine for you. You obviously have to be connected to the internet for it to work, but you'll essentially be browsing from a page off of your own hard drive, not a page on someone else's server. I suppose someone can upload the web page onto their own server at a later date. I can't be bothered to do it since I rarely use the browser myself. A screenshot of what the browser looks like from my harddrive.

A couple of notes:

1. I use IE to browse, so if the script works differently in Firefox or something else, I can't help you.

2. Look at my address bar. I'm not browsing from the altervista site. I'm browsing from the page that I saved in one of my own folders.

3. Personally, I don't use the VS browser anymore. I don't find it to be efficient at all. I posted in the Miranda thread a long time ago how I get pictures, and it's not by clicking one at a time.

Some of the lost Vs pics

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Thanks for the help Tori

You have too many attachments in a row. Just upload the attachments as normal and publish the post. You don't have to insert the pictures into the post one by one. If you do that, then you can't put more than two or three in a row before the code goes wacky and looks the way yours does.

Edit your post and press enter after every second or third attachment to start it on a new line.

You rock Tori - thanks so much for the explanation! Sorry to bug ya over the whole thing.

But seriously, I consider myself fairly computer-savvy and somehow I didn't know I could edit someone else's source code and view it in my own browser. YAY ME. Anyway thanks again!