The tool you're looking for is 'curl'. Look it up in PHP's docs. Michael said: > Is it possible to write a script that: > 1) gathers information > 2) upon clicking a "submit" button, "posts" this information to a remote > server for processing. 3) the remote server, by default, will generate > results and display on it's own web page generated dynamically. 4) can we > "intercept" this response back to the browser, parse through the > information and generate our own presentation of the page on our site? > > Example: > http://www.siteA.com/change_password_script (I don't know what kind of > scripting this is, but it is dynamic) Site A has this interface that takes > in the username, old password, and new password. If we change the password > at Site A, we would be brought back that same page with a result > displayed. > > What I need is: > http://www.mysite.com/my_change_password_script.php?action=change-password > Present my own look and feel. > Collect the same information (username, old password, new password), and > send to: http://www.siteA.com/change_password_script > > The challenge is that we don't want the url of Site A appearing at any one > moment. So we need to get responses from the remote server, parse through > for results, and display this information: > http://www.mysite.com/my_change_password_script.php?result=success > > Is this possible at all with just PHP scripting? > I am just guessing.... can the header() function be used to send > information like a form-POST? and receive responses that is parsable prior > to printing to the browser?
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