What you're describing is impossible for security reasons. It's called cross-site scripting. You would use JavaScript to do this, not .NET. But browser security features prevent one site from running JavaScript code on another site.
However if you just want to run something on your local computer, you could always try the Greasemonkey plugin for Firefox. On Aug 30, 2:58 pm, neuromancer <[email protected]> wrote: > Suppose I want to make a asp.net application that fills out a form, > perhaps an amtrak form. First the user might say on my form (not the > Amtrak form) that he wants to go to Tuscaloosa, and he hits submit, > and I open up the Amtrak website, fill it the appropriate fields, make > the submit button click on, and then I get the resulting URL so I can > use it in my asp.net application. > I'm pretty sure this is completely impossible, but a friend of mine > asked me to do something like this for him, and I'm just checking. > FN
