On Tue, 8 Jul 2003, Terry wrote: > I am using HTTP::WebTest to do site logon simulation. > However, there are browser checks on some websites. > For example, some require that the user-agent (client) > supports frames, tables, and vbscript, is there a way > to 'trick' the server into thinking my client can > support these things?
Depends what you mean by 'some require that the user-agent... supports'. If you mean they won't even send you the frames, javascript etc. (does anybody still *require* VBScript?), then you probably just need to set the User-Agent header to something like "Mozilla/5.0". If you mean they do send you those things, but HTTP::WebTest doesn't know how to handle them, obviously that's harder. Ask about particular problems you're having. John
