I've donr it!
Posted: Sun Feb 26, 2006 2:59 pm
I have done it bro! using curl!
its a fantastic tool to be used to submit Forms automatically!
Thank you all!
BUT! The solution leads me to another problem!
When I sumbit my form, it works just the wanted it to!
But the page I am posting the form to may have some
kinda security checking modules that returns an error message
saying that I don have permission to do that!
I am not posting any user name or password!
The server provides SMS service:
I POST:
-> my userID which tracks my account number
-> the mobile number to send the sms to
-> the body of the SMS
-> the length of the SMS body
and thats it!
I am not even trying to do anything that I am not suppose to! I am authorised to
use their service. They supplied me an userID that represents my account
number. Upon successful delivery of the SMS they deduct one credit from
my remaining credits. If I submit the form by my self using a browser it
works without any problem. Note that the Form stays on my server and I am
actually posting data from my server to their server. If it works this way Why
cant't I do it using CURL or fsocketopen? How do they know that the Form is
submitted by CURL not a human? Infact what's the difference?
Just stucked! Help Please!!!
its a fantastic tool to be used to submit Forms automatically!
Thank you all!
BUT! The solution leads me to another problem!
When I sumbit my form, it works just the wanted it to!
But the page I am posting the form to may have some
kinda security checking modules that returns an error message
saying that I don have permission to do that!
I am not posting any user name or password!
The server provides SMS service:
I POST:
-> my userID which tracks my account number
-> the mobile number to send the sms to
-> the body of the SMS
-> the length of the SMS body
and thats it!
I am not even trying to do anything that I am not suppose to! I am authorised to
use their service. They supplied me an userID that represents my account
number. Upon successful delivery of the SMS they deduct one credit from
my remaining credits. If I submit the form by my self using a browser it
works without any problem. Note that the Form stays on my server and I am
actually posting data from my server to their server. If it works this way Why
cant't I do it using CURL or fsocketopen? How do they know that the Form is
submitted by CURL not a human? Infact what's the difference?
Just stucked! Help Please!!!