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[.NET] [SOURCE] Adf.ly Helper [RESOLVE IMMEDIATELY ADF.LY LINKS] - Printable Version +- Hack Forums (https://hackforums.net) +-- Forum: Tech (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=444) +--- Forum: Coding (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=151) +---- Forum: Software Development (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=118) +---- Thread: [.NET] [SOURCE] Adf.ly Helper [RESOLVE IMMEDIATELY ADF.LY LINKS] (/showthread.php?tid=3105840) |
[SOURCE] Adf.ly Helper [RESOLVE IMMEDIATELY ADF.LY LINKS] - Gr0wlit - Dec 18, 2012 Hi all, today i'm glad to present you my last simple software: ADF.LY HELPER [img]http://i1.minus.com/ihfnNK5GudHLe.png[/img] WHAT IS IT?
adf.ly helper is a simple tool that can help you to resolve immediately adf.ly links, by pasting links into the textbox, or just switch to icon tray, which auto-detects adf.ly links copied in your clipboard, and show you a "popup". If you click it, you browser will open itself into the correct link. VIDEO Here you can see the video, which can help you to understand how it works (open it fullscreen): SCAN https://www.virustotal.com/file/144aa7b00cef9f57eaa04d3ec4a33028d6bae11dd982e8e3c0fac57022665a36/analysis/1355862835/ SOURCE CONTAINS HttpWebRequest (to retrieve source) Adf.ly parsing Clipboard manage Icon Tray management MultiThreading DOWNLOAD Binary: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?4vmtnwp2fqdzbk1 Source: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?tcucfh7p5ifdsp4 CREDITS Mavamaarten~ for his nice Theme. I've done it mainly for learning purposes. Comments are welcome! * - CamdenP - Dec 18, 2012 Wow good job on that works perfectly! * - Fox1 - Dec 18, 2012 u should add multi links option and auto open in browser checking one by one copy paste long story look k * - Gr0wlit - Dec 18, 2012 (Dec 18, 2012 01:56 PM)Fox1 Wrote: u should add multi links option and auto open in browse You can do it, this is one of the reasons why i've released the source * - ident - Dec 18, 2012 How is using the Httpwebrequest class or multi threading a feature? Surely it's quicker to wait for a few seconds to load the page then open up a third party application, copy and paste etc. Don't see the point. * - Gr0wlit - Dec 18, 2012 (Dec 18, 2012 01:57 PM)ident Wrote: How is using the Httpwebrequest class or multi threading a feature? Surely it's quicker to wait for a few seconds to load the page then open up a third party application, copy and paste etc. Don't see the point. Don't see the point of your reply. You want to load the page, then send a request to another page, retrieve the link and open it into a new page? This should be quicker for you? * - ident - Dec 18, 2012 You jump between the Httpwebrequest wrapper and using the class as a stand alone. If you are using the wrapper why are you not using it's built in Async method? My point is the class or multi threading is not a feature. It's a programming design that should be only implemented to take long tasks of the UI to keep responsive. Does firefox add under it's feature list multi threaded? No because it's not One. * - Gr0wlit - Dec 18, 2012 (Dec 18, 2012 02:06 PM)ident Wrote: You jump between the Httpwebrequest wrapper and using the class as a stand alone. If you are using the wrapper why are you not using it's built in Async method? oh. Just added it simply to know what users that download the source can find into the source. well, now i change it to "Things you can find into the source". If this can help you to feel better EDIT: changed. * - ident - Dec 18, 2012 What would make me feel better would be for you know to go and read up on the WebClients async method and post back updated. Would be nice to see a member taking on advice :) * - Gr0wlit - Dec 18, 2012 (Dec 18, 2012 02:12 PM)ident Wrote: What would make me feel better would be for you know to go and read up on the WebClients async method and post back updated. Would be nice to see a member taking on advice :) Actually i've used a request, since webclients doesn't download the source from adf.ly correctly. What' s wrong with multithread? * - ident - Dec 18, 2012 WebClient is an internal wrapper for the HttpWebrequest Class. They are the same thing only the class allows you finer control. The Built in Async method is on a threaded pool. Read the MSDN documentation as i have suggested. * - Xyzo - Dec 18, 2012 very good work, thanks for sharing :) * - mullinupp - Dec 19, 2012 And once again mr Gr0wlit releases a neat one to us thanks mate ^_^ * - ident - Dec 19, 2012 (Dec 19, 2012 07:41 AM)mullinupp Wrote: And once again mr Gr0wlit releases a neat one to us thanks mate ^_^ https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3106374 |