Richard Lynch wrote:
Can you get the usename/password from the other application?
Yes, we have them.
With it, you can then use http://php.net/curl to simulate the user logging
in to the other site.
Thanks.
You simply have to convince the other site that your PHP script actually
*IS* the
symbulos wrote:
Richard Lynch wrote:
Can you get the usename/password from the other application?
Yes, we have them.
With it, you can then use http://php.net/curl to simulate the user logging
in to the other site.
Thanks.
You simply have to convince the other site that your PHP
Just out of curiousity, does your PHP/MySQL site share a domain name?
By that I mean can your site be accessed by php.commondomain.com, and
theirs asp.commondomain.com, where the commondomain.com part is the
same on your side and theirs?
If not, then your site will not be able to set cookies for
Rory Browne wrote:
Just out of curiousity, does your PHP/MySQL site share a domain name?
By that I mean can your site be accessed by php.commondomain.com, and
theirs asp.commondomain.com, where the commondomain.com part is the
same on your side and theirs?
Unfortunately not.
At the same
Jochem Maas wrote:
come on, you too know how to type stuff into the google search box:
gorgle? what is that?
http://www.google.nl/search?q=php+cURLstart=0
fourth hit:
http://www.phpfreaks.com/quickcode/Curl_Abstraction_Class_v1.0/120.php
I am not sure about it. I did not understand it at
symbulos wrote:
Jochem Maas wrote:
come on, you too know how to type stuff into the google search box:
gorgle? what is that?
oh just a little search engine some of us use now and again :-)
http://www.google.nl/search?q=php+cURLstart=0
fourth hit:
It looks like with curl you have to pass the parameters as external
variables appended to the link.
Is that the only way? Is it possible to simulate a POST behavior?
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symbulos wrote:
It looks like with curl you have to pass the parameters as external
variables appended to the link.
Is that the only way? Is it possible to simulate a POST behavior?
yes. look here for an idea on how:
http://curl.haxx.se/mail/curlphp-2004-09/0063.html
bare in mind that POST
On Thu, June 23, 2005 12:33 am, symbulos said:
Richard Lynch wrote:
You simply have to convince the other site that your PHP script actually
*IS* the user logging in, which is seldom very tricky, and is always
*POSSIBLE* with enough effort.
How can be that done? Do you know of any tutorial,
Dear friends,
we have a peculiar problem here.
Our customer log in in our customer relationship management application
using a unique if, unique password. We use php with mysql.
We have a partnership with a company which has a crm application developed
in asp, sqlserver. The same customer log
On Wed, June 22, 2005 8:45 am, symbulos said:
we have a peculiar problem here.
Our customer log in in our customer relationship management application
using a unique if, unique password. We use php with mysql.
We have a partnership with a company which has a crm application developed
in
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