"SHEETS,JASON (Non-HP-Boise,ex1)" wrote: > You need to tell PHP to input the value and you should be using "'s > > example: > > <input type="text" name="driver" length="20" value="<?php echo > $_GET['driver']; ?>"> > > This example assumes you are using at least PHP 4.1, also you may use > $_REQUEST instead of $_GET if you are going to be using both GET and POST > methods. > > Jason
Hello Jason Well, maybe I got little confusion by naming 'myurl.html' rather than 'yoursurl.html', because web pages I want to fill automatically are web pages built by another people I have no contact with. For instance (it is not true, but it worth like example), I want to fill automatically some creditcard page with name, account , address and so. I want to program my script to fill exactly that page, because I know that URL, I can peruse through that html source and learn what name values are into form and I know exactly how that url treat those names (get, post etc). The only problem is: I am obligued to call that url and write manually all data. Suppose I need to fill that web page thounsand times (to all my employers), then I want to make some kind of script to call url passing parameters, in a way when that page appears to me, it already has all fields filled with correct values (I only would need to press the 'send' button). If possible, I would like to press 'send' button also automatically. I know there are programs that perform this task, because I noticed some search engines (ie altavista) ask you type some blurr code appearing as image, just to avoid these robots fill automatically fields. Since robots can't read (for a while) that blurr images, it is necessary a human to type that info. Mig -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
