Hi,
There is a page which is created using DotNet and there is a paginated table
in it.
I want to download the next pages from that table, but the links to those
pages use the DoPostBack JS function which is probably created automaticly
by DotNet.
That JS function creates a huge POST code that has more than 10 KB and many
form fields, but I don't know how to calculate them starting from the
parameters sent to it, and I've seen that the JS files attached to that page
are very big, so it would be probably very hard to find how are those
checksums or crypted fields created.
It is not absolutely needed to create an automatic parser. I can get the
source code of those pages manually with copy/paste, but I don't know how to
get that source code since it is taken with JS, so I can't find it in the
View/Source code menu of the browser.
Do you have any idea if it is possible to download those pages with a perl
program without knowing how those JS function calculates the values of the
POST fields?
Thank you for any idea.
IP
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