Wow....It works like a charm. Didn't noticed and knew that it should be posted to saveSearchSub.misc. Thanks a lot.
Pratiksha (M)9999774442 On Sat, Jul 10, 2010 at 6:57 PM, Cerebrus <[email protected]> wrote: > Pratiksha, > > You did not pay attention to my first hint. However, I can see that > you have put in some effort here. > > Your original code was better (IMHO), so I have posted the modified > version of that at http://dotnetdevelopment.pastebin.com/KgdgSsV1. I > have tested it with one phone number that is registered and another > that isn't registered and it works fine. > > Points to note: > > 1. We don't really need to hit the "search.misc" page at all, since it > only posts data to the "saveSearchSub.misc" page. If you would examine > the JS of search.misc, you will see that the form action is set > programmatically to the latter URL > > 2. You only need one parameter in the postdata, i.e., the "phoneno" > field. > > 3. The ParseRespone() method is only an illustration. I would not > normally recommend simple string searches with large-ish strings such > as this HTML retrieved as a result of an HTTP request. > > Let me know if you need more help! > > On Jul 9, 3:05 pm, Pratiksha Saxena <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hi Cerebrus, > > > > I tried according to your suggestion.The code is pasted in- > > > > 1.http://pastebin.com/weZRvWFw > > 2. I have also included in References System.web > > > > The value i can see but i cannot figure out how to click submit > > button.Please give me hint. > > > > Thanks > > Pratiksha > > >
