So it's no different than a GET except that it doesn't go in the URL?
That's easy!
Thanks Sarah,
len morgan
On 10/16/2010 7:18 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Len you need to pair up the variable names with their values.
Something like this:
put "username="& URLencode(tUserName) into myDataString
put "&password="& URLencode(tPassword) after myDataString
etc, etc.
Then you can use the post command as you have it below.
Cheers,
Sarah
On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 9:37 AM, Len Morgan<len-mor...@crcom.net> wrote:
I'm trying to create a "value added" front end to a web site. What I need
to do first is login to my account. I suspect the the entire site is
created in the same "style" so once I get past logging in, I should be able
to scrape the rest of the data I need to present in LiveCode locally.
The login page is a simple html form with 4 "fields":
auth_vars[username]
auth_vars[password]
auth_vars[submit] Value="Login"
auth_vars[action] Value="login"
The form will be submitted to /login.php using POST
My question is how can I create this login sequence and send it to login.php
followed by the variables? I know with the GET method you have
varname=value separated by commas. LiveCode will let me do something like:
post myDataString to URL "http://mywebsite.com/login.php";
but I don't know how to format myDataString in order to have it accepted.
Any help or pointers to web sites that might enlighten me are appreciated.
len morgan
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