Scott, have a look at the page source for the login page. You may
find that there's a javaScript function that does the POST.
As an example of something that I did a while ago, I wanted to
donload a page that had a form (set by buttons) that set a date. So I
had an applescript in a custom prop:
set tScr to "
document.ResultSel.Day.selectedIndex = dd;
document.ResultSel.Month.selectedIndex = mm;
document.ResultSel.Year.selectedIndex = yy;
ResultsValidate()"
tell application "Safari"
do JavaScript tScr in document 1
end tell
which my app would copy into a variable, replace the dd/mm/yy values
with the needed real values, and 'do as applescript'. If you're on
Windows, maybe there's a Windows way to do this?
Having said that, the site has changed since then, and it no longer
works...which is one of the problems with trying to interact with
designed-for-humans sites programmatically.
Best of luck,
Mark
On 7 Sep 2007, at 00:27, Scott Rossi wrote:
More on this problem...
The site uses an HTML post form to log in which points to
"index.php". I've
tried passing the username and password to the address of the page
("targetserver.com/index.php") within the URL string, like the
above. But
I'm still getting the browser's security alert message and being
dumped on
the site's home page (default). What else can I try?
Thanks & Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design
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