On Oct 11, 2009, at 11:32 AM, Josh Mellicker wrote:
On Oct 9, 2009, at 2:14 PM, Jim Ault wrote:
I am trying to understand how HTTP headers work with password
protected sites and file downloads.
Jim, I just wanted to mention cURL as an option if things don't work
out to your satisfactio
On Oct 9, 2009, at 2:14 PM, Jim Ault wrote:
I am trying to understand how HTTP headers work with password
protected sites and file downloads.
Jim, I just wanted to mention cURL as an option if things don't work
out to your satisfaction.
With "open process" and "read from process until li
This basicAuthString() tip definitely goes in my OnRev-CGI Info
folder
Of course everyone around the globe now knows my super-secret password
to the American baseball statistics site for fantasy play.
Now that it is the baseball off-season, who cares.
And by Springtime when the season sta
On 11 Oct 2009, at 04:49, Jim Ault wrote:
This worked for my case
get "http://loginn:passwo...@www.baseballhq.com/";
get it & "members/tools/"
get it & "projections/proj.php"
put url it into allPitchersBlock
put libURLLastHTTPHeaders() into headersToAnalyze
--one of the headers is
This worked for my case
get "http://loginn:passwo...@www.baseballhq.com/";
get it & "members/tools/"
get it & "projections/proj.php"
put url it into allPitchersBlock
put libURLLastHTTPHeaders() into headersToAnalyze
--one of the headers isAuthorization: Basic
cm90b3Bh
> Step one is to use a ping to domain.com/page.php to get the headers for
> today
> Step two is to extract the Authorization header
> Step three is set the httpHeaders and put the url into a variable.
I too have a need to get data from a protected https page. I can login
from my browser, but when
Yes, it does work.
set the httpHeaders to "Authorization: Basic
cm90b3Bhc3MyOjUzcHJpbmNlNDY="
put url "http://www.baseballhq.com/members/tools/projections/proj.php?lg=A&p=B&t=PY&ids=1&f=csv
" into tData
Funny how I thought I tried it before and got an empty data file, but
obviously I had so
On 10 Oct 2009, at 00:26, Jim Ault wrote:
Thanks for the note. It prompted me to try a simpler solution than
trying to mimic the full browser set of headers.
I just tried adding only the following:
set the httpheaders to "Authorization: Basic
cm90b3Bhc3MyOjUzcHJpbmNlNDY="
and it worked
Thanks for the note. It prompted me to try a simpler solution than
trying to mimic the full browser set of headers.
I just tried adding only the following:
set the httpheaders to "Authorization: Basic
cm90b3Bhc3MyOjUzcHJpbmNlNDY="
and it worked for the web page as html.
This will get me w
On 9 Oct 2009, at 22:14, Jim Ault wrote:
Question What am I missing?
I set the libURLSetCustomHTTPHeaders == those used by the actual
browser but get a blank page.
To set custom headers, just use the httpHeaders property.
set the httpHeaders to "SomeHeader: someValue"
(libURLSetCus
I am trying to understand how HTTP headers work with password
protected sites and file downloads.
I am registered with a fantasy sports pool (free) and want to access a
downloadable text file.
The key is to use Rev to download then to a spreadsheet.
This works manually.
http;//BHQlogin
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