Making a Fake Browser

looking for links to a site

[RichDiaz]

I need to make a fake-browser application, prolly in .asp.

The user submits form data to my website and I 'post' that information to ANOTHER website and subsequent pages on that website BUT the user CANNOT see the other website, just mine.

anyone know of any websites that explain how to do this?

thank you,
Rich

[txbakers]

Huh?

[RichDiaz]

user is at:

MyWebPage_1.asp

he submits his personal information (say his name: Bob Smith)

Now I create my virtual browser and open this page with the paramaters above, as such:

www.CreditCheckWebsite.com/login.asp?FName=Bob;LName=Smith

then i SUBMIT his information, and wait for a result page. Based on the result (in the hidden, virtual browser) I show the user his credit result IN MyWebPage_1.asp

[jatar_k]

I think a little more info might be needed on this one.

I 've done similar things with php but I am not really sure what you are trying to do

[RichDiaz]

here is the REAL site:

[now.example.com...]

now what's happening is I can't get my PUSH into these form fields =(

look at the page i posted the SOURCE CODE:

src="header.asp"
src="login.asp"
src="footer.asp"

I can't seem to IDENTIFY the FIELDS in the login.asp page.

anyway to find out those field names?

if you TRY to open [now.example.com...] it just forwards me =(

[jatar_k]

I stopped the browser before it redirected

Login ID:
<input type="text" size="15" maxlength="10" name="LoginID" value="">
Password:
<input type="password" size="15" maxlength="8" name="LoginPassword" value="">
<input type="submit" name="btnLogin" value="Login">

is this what you were looking for?

[hasbeen]

It's like calculating shipping costs from UPS:

I enter my name, address, zip on mystore.com's order page.

The address info is served to www.ups.com and shipping costs are calculated.

The shipping costs are returned on mystore.com's payment page.

Right??

If this is what you want, you'd probably need to get a active URL from the credit report site that allows you to send params and retrieve results. We use a COM object created for UPS to send shipping info in a URL to a specific UPS server, the shipping costs are calculated and sent back to our site in another URL (actually, our URL with the shipping params appended) and then we extract the params and insert them into another form for presentation to the buyer. A bit more complicated to add here, but I'd be willing to write more about it later if you're interested. Sticky me.

[RichDiaz]

jatar_k yes, can you post all the login.asp code please?

hasbeen EXACTLY.

i don't think we can get a URL like that from worldcom though =p