[PHP] Re: Strange need - "Repeater" appliation
On 20 Apr 02, at 11:48, Peter Janett wrote: > I need to create a simple app that works like a radio repeater, in that is > simply passes information it receives through to another script, in both > directions. > > In other words, a remote application located at www.domain.com/app.php > accepts variable1, variable2, and variable3, and returns a response based on > that information. > > I want to put a "repeater app" in the middle of the browser and the url > above, so information is passed to www.mydomain.com/process.php, and is not > changed at all, but is sent to www.domain.com/app.php, and the response from > www.domain.com/app.php is sent back to www.mydomain.com/process.php, so the > results of sending the same information to either url will be exactly the > same. > > I'm not trying to do packet sniffing or anything, just trying to "mask" a > url. It would be nice if I could pass cookies through as well. > > Any help, resources, ideas, etc appreciated. i have the following idea if you want to use standard HTML-PHP techniques: if the amount of information is not too large, make use of URL- attached variables and pass them to your repeater script, which contains a form. Dont forget to attach also ...&submit=yes to it. parse recieved variables in that script with and parsestr($argv[0]) juergen -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
[PHP] getting pages with FILE
hello all, i'm using FILE to read a page via HTTP and construct an array of HTML lines. After that i modify the page and echo it out. this all works great. The web server delivers pages depending on browser types. Now i need to "pretend" a certain browser. Can this be done ? What kind of HTTP-request does FILE send to the webserver ? juergen -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP] getting pages with FILE
On 3 May 02, at 12:16, Miguel Cruz wrote: > On Fri, 3 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > i'm using FILE to read a page via HTTP and construct an array of > > HTML lines. After that i modify the page and echo it out. > > this all works great. The web server delivers pages depending on > > browser types. Now i need to "pretend" a certain browser. Can this > > be done ? What kind of HTTP-request does FILE send to the > > webserver ? > > It identifies itself along these lines: > >HTTP-User-Agent: PHP/4.1.2 thank you. now is there a way to modify the above identification, say something like "HTTP-User-Agent: Netscape 4 (Mozilla etc..." > If that's not going to work out, you may need to use something like cURL. never heard of cURL ? is it a extension for PHP ? jyrgen -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
[PHP] variables attached to url
a few weeks ago there was a discussion about how
to get
variables attached to a url like
http://server.com/script.php?var1=value1&var2=val
ue2&var3=value3
the easiest way to do this is possibly:
$vars = explode("&", $argv[0]);
parse_str($vars);
with these two lines you will have the variables
defined in your script and can refer to them by
$var1, $var2 etc.
jyrgen
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