Hi I'm not an expert but sometimes when I need rebol to post (Like a submit button) I use my browser first and see if the resulting url has the ? mark in it. I use a free web translation service that requires a button to be pressed. the below url will translate www.rebol.com into german. And when ever I need a url translated I change the url at the end. http://ets.freetranslation.com:5081/?Sequence=core&Language=English%2FGerman&Url=www.rebol.com This will also work for having penpals in different languages. You first save the email to a text and then add your current IP address so that http://www.freetranslation.com will request your file. It takes more than just that. You also have to write in your script to have rebol act as a simple web server. timmy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi all. > > I'm mostly a newbie as a REBOL programmer, > but I have been actively following the threads > in this forum. > > I spent roughly 2 hours yesterday reading > REBOL/Core documentation and trying to > build a script that would automate a cumbersome > process we go through each week: downloading > specific files from a web page whose file names > are constructed to include a form of a date. > > I was *blown away* at how REBOL facilitated this; > I now have a good glimpse of what you folks have > been raving about. > > My question: for those web pages that I interface > with manually that either have fields requiring > a login and password submission (and maybe the > click of a SUBMIT button as well) is there any way > I can use REBOL/Core to authorize myself (satisfy login > requirements) such that I can proceed to further > pages of interest ? In most of these cases, direct ftp > access is not enabled (otherwise I would employ ftp). > > I'm thinking I need to wait for /Command to do something > of this type ? > > Thanks in advance for any help ... > > Mike Mastroianni
