Best Software to Download Entire Joomla PHP Website with Subpages and Images?

aj123 wrote:

The website runs on PHP and Joomla CMS.

Do you want to download a dynamically generated website?

http://www.download.net.pl/c53/Pobieranie-stron-WWW/

Maybe something along those lines.

You will not download a website running on PHP, in addition, if it is built on the Joomla CMS, all the content is saved in the MySQL database, which you cannot download in any way.

VJ_Adams wrote:

You will not download a website running on PHP, in addition, if it is built on the Joomla CMS, all the content is saved in the MySQL database, which you cannot download in any way.

You're right. However, if your friend wants to have an "insight" into the current "snapshoot" of the website, the server will return the HTML code when querying the website, e.g. index.php. The functionality of something like this is almost zero, but the questioner pointed out to me that he wants to have such a "temporary look" so that he can later create his own version of the website based on it. I think you might as well take screenshots. However, if you have text content, you can always copy and paste it to your website, but you can't do it (so easily) with an image.

If you already have article content, you simply create it in Joomla. If you also have a folder with a template from the original website, you copy it to the Templates folder and activate the appearance tab or templates already in the CMS, if it is not already a prepared appearance, you need to build the template from scratch

http://pliki.joomla.pl/katalog/tlumaczenia/.rozszerzen-joomla-1.5/akeeba-backup.html

Maybe it will be easier for us to assess something (difficulty level) if you send a link to the website.

There is no such thing as a dynamically generated subpage

aj123 wrote:

I already have a hook for it Each subpage will be an "article" not published on the main page, and a link to it will be in the appropriate menu.

Well, that's exactly how you do it, uncheck the homepage button in the article editor and set the appropriate section and category. All that remains is to copy the content of all articles (subpages) and create articles in sections and categories on the newly created database. Then create a menu accordingly, attaching the article itself or the entire category of articles, depending on the page you are copying. There is no other way to copy this page without access to its database. Once you have downloaded the template for this page, that's half the battle.

aj123 wrote:

Personally, I don't use sections and directories because I don't understand how they work...

I had trouble understanding this too.
In practice, with a moderately complex website, it is enough to always save articles to, say, the INFORMATION section and select an article category, e.g. news - for articles on the main page, or "throw" it into some topical category. Thanks to this, we can create tabs where, when clicked, an active list of all articles (or entire articles) from a specific section or category will be displayed. In practice, it is enough to "break" the articles into one section (information) and specific categories. Thanks to this, you can easily control the website where we publish a large number of articles on specific subpages every day. Thanks to this, we create a tree where we can then create bookmarks with links to entire "branches".

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