hi... not sure if this is appropriate for this group.. but here goes..
i'm inspecting a site (new.stjohns.edu) and the site uses javascript when doing the submit for forms. i took a look at the headers with regards to what is being sent between browser/server. i was under the impression that if i concatenated the url and the content/query from the headers, that i'd be able to "simulate" the submit process, and should see the resulting page. this process has worked with other sites (not necessarily javascript..) but i've been able to verify that the information i'm posting is correct... with the stjohn's site, the header information indicates that ~6-8k of information is in the content portion of the URL. could this be correct?? when i try to stuff this much (cut/paste) into the browser url/address it cuts it off.. i was under the impression that you were limited with regards to the size of the content/query portion of the URL... am i missing something...??? i'm inclined to slam the content into the query portion of a ua->content() and se what happens.... comments/criticisms welcome.. -bruce
