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Subject: Re: HTTP request and CGI variables
Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 09:31:29 -0500
Why not physically go to the page, view source and match up parameter to
exactly what they're using. Oh just thought of somethin
4, 2000 8:45 AM
Subject: Re: HTTP request and CGI variables
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> Pan,
>
> That is a good point. I just tried that. It still doesn't work - I also
> tried getting rid of the http_ as another person on this list recommended,
> and that does not work either. Could be that I am
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a shot.
Andrea
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Subject: Re: HTTP request and CGI variables
Date: Sun, 23 Apr 2000 08:55:18 -0400
I had some difficulties with this problem
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Subject: Re: HTTP request and CGI variables
Date: Sat, 22 Apr 2000 21:21:33 -0700
From: Andrea W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am sending an http request
> > > 1) The USERAGENT param to CFHTTP did not become available
> > > until CF4.5. I don't believe trying to set the user agent
> > > via CFHTTPPARAM in earlier version of CF will accomplish
> > > the desired effect. If you're not at 4.5, upgrade, then use
> > > CFHTTP USERAGENT=...
> >
> > A
Dave
That, indeed, does the job
My questiion is how do you know this... I found nothing in the Dcos.
Dick
At 1:38 PM -0400 4/23/2000, Dave Watts wrote:
> > 1) The USERAGENT param to CFHTTP did not become available
>> until CF4.5. I don't believe trying to set the user agent
>> via CFH
> I am sending an http request using cfhttp to register a user
> on a remote site - the remote site is using asp. The asp code
> is looking for the browser type in the cgi variables. I am
> sending it the browser type as follows:
>
> url="http://remote.server.com/signup/signup.asp?username=an
> 1) The USERAGENT param to CFHTTP did not become available
> until CF4.5. I don't believe trying to set the user agent
> via CFHTTPPARAM in earlier version of CF will accomplish
> the desired effect. If you're not at 4.5, upgrade, then use
> CFHTTP USERAGENT=...
Actually, you can pass the desir
I had some difficulties with this problem recently, too, when I needed to
implement a monitor that checks on another site. Some things to be aware
of:
1) The USERAGENT param to CFHTTP did not become available until CF4.5. I
don't believe trying to set the user agent via CFHTTPPARAM in earlier
v
Andrea
I never had the need to examine this before, so I wrote a little
program to check it out.
CF passes a HTTP_USER_AGENT of:
ColdFusion 4.0
I can understand arguments for and against allowing you to spoof the
user agent.
(Tango does).
I couldn't find anything in any CFDocs that sa
From: Andrea W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am sending an http request using cfhttp to register a user on a remote
> site - the remote site is using asp. The asp code is looking for the browser
> type in the cgi variables. I am sending it the browser type as follows:
>
>
url="http://remote.server.
I am sending an http request using cfhttp to register a user on a remote
site - the remote site is using asp. The asp code is looking for the browser
type in the cgi variables. I am sending it the browser type as follows:
http://remote.server.com/signup/signup.asp?username=andrea&password=sesam
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