On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 6:24 PM, Uri Guttman <u...@stemsystems.com> wrote:
> >>>>> "IP" == Ion Pop <ionpop...@gmail.com> writes: > > IP> There is a page which is created using DotNet and there is a > IP> paginated table in it. I want to download the next pages from > IP> that table, but the links to those pages use the DoPostBack JS > IP> function which is probably created automaticly by DotNet. > > IP> That JS function creates a huge POST code that has more than 10 KB and > IP> many form fields, but I don't know how to calculate them starting from > IP> the parameters sent to it, and I've seen that the JS files attached to > IP> that page are very big, so it would be probably very hard to find how > IP> are those checksums or crypted fields created. > > please don't post questions like this as it is not even close to a perl > beginner question. complex issues like js in web pages and driving them > with perl code is not basic perl. > > there are many other forums that would help with this. we want to keep > this list to just beginner perl questions. > > uri > FWIW, those "doPostBack" javascript calls actually just send a POST request to the URL in question. There are several .NET constructs that need to be picked apart before the request can be understood, such as "__EVENTTARGET" and the like. You'd be better off asking on a .NET list than this perl list, IMHO. // Todd
