Hi All,
I'm having trouble ripping some info from a dynamic web page using a
$ua-post request. For testings sake a made a copy of a response I got
from the target page and put it in localhost. Here's the code:
start code
$request = $ua-post('https://www.theirsite.com/form.asp', \%post_form);
Le vendredi 23 janvier 2004 à 09:49, Justin Cook écrivait:
Now as shown the script will find the Thank you! part but will not find
the transaction number, but when I switch it to the post to localhost it
find the transaction id and loads it into my table just fine. What is
going on here? Is
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, bzzt wrote:
I'm trying to log on to this site (www.thecityvibe.com/forum/) with the
followin script but doesn't seem to succeed. Anyone knows what the problem
might be?
I dont have time to test this from command line, but heres one possible
head scratching solution. I
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Philippe 'BooK' Bruhat wrote:
[...]
Maybe the transaction is put in the page by some javascript
(document.print?). Your browser saves the resulting page, while
WWW::Mechanize works on what the server sends.
No, browsers always save the original document. At least, that's
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Gedanken wrote:
[...]
basically i manually set the form action... to the same thing it was
already set to. and voila, stuff starts working. Ill edit your version
below to show you what i mean.
Yuck. Does it also work if you wave a dead chicken at it? ;-)
Why not check
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, John J Lee wrote:
Yuck. Does it also work if you wave a dead chicken at it? ;-)
Why not check the HTTP headers to find out what's going wrong?
the headers are identical as far as i can tell. after all, the code
snippet i sent doesnt actually change anything. whether
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Justin Cook wrote:
[...HTML saved from browser and fetched with LWP appear different...]
going on here? Is it the difference between a dynamic page and a static
page being posted to?
No.
Am I not recieving all the chunks of response in
time to get the transaction id? Is
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, bzzt wrote:
I'm trying to log on to this site (www.thecityvibe.com/forum/) with the
followin script but doesn't seem to succeed. Anyone knows what the problem
might be?
(without reading your script): no cookie jar?
I don't recall if WWW::Mechanize makes one by default if
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Gedanken wrote:
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, John J Lee wrote:
Yuck. Does it also work if you wave a dead chicken at it? ;-)
Why not check the HTTP headers to find out what's going wrong?
the headers are identical as far as i can tell. after all, the code
[...]
Did you
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Gedanken wrote:
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, John J Lee wrote:
Yuck. Does it also work if you wave a dead chicken at it? ;-)
Why not check the HTTP headers to find out what's going wrong?
the headers are identical as far as i can tell. after all, the code
snippet i sent
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