So i was trying to edit an apk, decompile it using apktool and works great.
some files are readable human language but the problem is that all of the json file is unreadable with unknown symbols and characters. does someone have the knowledge on the issue? thankyou
the game has chinese character btw if that helps
This is the image of the broken JSON file
i tried changing the file a little bit like changing it to xml etc. but to no avail
[EDIT] Sorry i didnt put the file here,
here we go https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1fZOW-eB_3Yvh2-NwRmgZZZBTc9VHmX6N
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I want to open a file using ms-excel. I read the method at URI Schemes Documentation. I am using the following code.
<a href='ms-excel:ofe|u|file:C:/Users/*********/Downloads/testätür.xlsx'>link</a>
This works fine if my filepath contains only english characters, however it gives error when using non English characters like ö,ä,ß. The link works fine without the 'ms-excel:ofe|u|' and downloads the file but it doesn't work with it. So I can only assume the problem is here.
file:C:/Users/***********/Downloads/testätür.xlsx
If I try to open the file link above, the following error occurs
Can someone help me understand the issue here?
You need to encode the file path properly before using a hyperlink in the document. See What is the proper way to URL encode Unicode characters? for more information on that.
Currently I am scraping Instagram comments for a sentiment analysis project, and am using an Instagram scraper. It is supposed to output a comment file but it doesn't, so a workaround is to find the query URL in the log file and paste it into a browser.
An example URL would be this https://www.instagram.com/graphql/query/?query_hash=33ba35852cb50da46f5b5e889df7d159&variables={%22shortcode%22:%22CMex-IGn1G-%22,%22first%22:50,%22after%22:%22QVFCaERkTm84aWF3T1Exbmw5V0xhb05haVBEY2JaYmxhSTNGWVZ4M2RQWi0yVzVUSExlUlRYOUtsOVEtM0trRzBmSGxyYjdJV094a1hlYm1aLXZjdkVpZQ==%22}.
On Firefox I am able to view the JSON response and am also able to download it through two ways:
CTRL + A to select all and paste into a JSON file.
Download webpage as a JSON file.
The issue with these methods are that neither of these retain the emoji data. The first loses the emojis as they are not stored in unicode, but rather as question marks ???. I assumed this was related to the encoding, so tried to paste the raw response into Unicode files. Instead they are the emojis which can be represented as emojis ️🙌👏😍, but not unicode.
The second method either saves it with only the message {"message":"rate limited","status":"fail"} or another incorrect format.
The thing is, is that a few months ago I scraped some pages and managed to save the comments with the emojis stored in the unicode format. This is frustrating as I know it can be done, but I can't remember the process how I did it as I would have tried something basic, as I have outlined.
I am out of ideas and would greatly appreciate any help. Thank you.
I am trying to view the contents of a json file but everything I use it doesn't load.
I tried many sites that claimed to be json viewers, extensions for browser, application and even when trying to edit in notepad++ it seems to be completely unreadble I am not sure if it's obfuscated/encrypted or if I am just doing the wrong thing.
I have tried googling many sources about this and have came to the conclusion that I am not aware of what "type" of json file this is and how to read it. Every application I have used gives data type error, which suggests it is only able to be viewed/compiled in a specific program / method.
I am wondering if anybody can help point me in the right direction! Below I will attach the json file contents
Warning: Large file may take a while to load in browser window
Example of code:
¦¦pÛâTÅbØ*«‹c—¤Î`¯²ÆSú0ÒEX…ÕÊh QDN ‘ùîó/8dzҩݾ 4Ý(úk48–v¹Ôì¯úÓ„é…ƒº¯ÈŸ k"l¾NüžÏ¹úá¾Oð¹ )yà]ŒZš[>øÜáRÜ>¼ksÎÞT,èJ×Àåÿ;+\ L Ù ¯Ki5Uù×]åÁgp
I am sorry if this is not enough information, I am not sure what information is needed from me, I hope I provided enough, if anybody requires viewing the full contents of the json file to help further inspect this I would be happy to :) It is too large to upload to a site like pastebin or others
probably a dumb question, but I have a .jsn file that I'm supposed to strip away some unnecessary info from in python and I wanted to make sure .json and .jsn are the same before I proceed. From what I can tell, they are but just wanted to check. Thanks!
JavaScript Object Notation i.e. JSON filenames use the extension .json.
There is a .jsn file format attributed to Shield Now Shield File (JetSoft Corporation) However there is no known link to a real company or file format. In all likely hood it is a simple spelling error. Looking at the format of the file will clearly answer the difference.
I wanted to learn about what I was looking at when I open a DOCX file in a hexadecimal viewer.
For example:
Hexadecimal is base 16 on a 32bit (DWORD) file?. So I was assuming that starting from right to left you would do:
0*16^0 + 0*16^1 + 6*16^2 + 14*16^3 ...... all the way to the 504B.
But when I end up with this huge number! It means nothing to me.
So I really guess I don't understand what I'm looking at. Why are the hex characters on the right section 0->F displaying funny characters under each one - PK........!.ae
Any information would be so helpful. I started with doing bitmaps and now I thought I'd have a play with DOCX to see if I could write a search tool for the files, But if I don't understand this simple concept, I have no possibility of cracking it on its head.
.docx files are .ZIP files. Run unzip on the file for your first step.