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Jim #1
How to mimic client-side form post to .php page
I was wondering if there was a way I could write a script to change my
user profile/info on a site using an html form inside a .php page
without having to log in and do it all manually.
I can get my session id for each session out of my cookies, but I
don't know how I could pass the ID (or my user id/password) and the
form data to mimic the form post from either a script or an html page
of my own design to speed up and customize the process.
I'd prefer to write the script (if that's the route to go) in VBscript
or WSH as I am rather comfortable with those methods.
Any ideas?
THANKS
Jim
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Alan Little #2
Re: How to mimic client-side form post to .php page
Carved in mystic runes upon the very living rock, the last words of Jim
of comp.lang.php make plain:
PostIt:> I was wondering if there was a way I could write a script to change my
> user profile/info on a site using an html form inside a .php page
> without having to log in and do it all manually.
[url]http://www.holotech.net/scripts.html[/url]
So, why ask in a PHP group?> I'd prefer to write the script (if that's the route to go) in VBscript
> or WSH as I am rather comfortable with those methods.
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