> Forging a POST is a complicated task when compared to its GET cousin,
> and there is no 'easy' way
>
> You must either use CURL, or write your own mini web client...
>
> Francis wrote:
> >
> > using NT? all I need it for is so the user can skip a registration step put
> > its all coded using
Forging a POST is a complicated task when compared to its GET cousin,
and there is no 'easy' way
You must either use CURL, or write your own mini web client...
Francis wrote:
>
> using NT? all I need it for is so the user can skip a registration step put
> its all coded using POST rather than G
using NT? all I need it for is so the user can skip a registration step put
its all coded using POST rather than GET, its gonna be quite simple but
whats the syntax? there must be a way to do it...
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Don't redirect, use curl to post your data to the new page.
Francis wrote:
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> I'm trying to redirect to another website but doing a post to that website
> at the same time. (ie POST rather than a GET (eg: header("Location:
> www.anothersite.com/index.php?page=22"); )
>
> How do you do an HTM
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