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im trying to use _INETGETSOURCE to get the source of a page that is inside a password encrypted page i have my password to use the site and usernae and so on but im having trouble finding a work around for getting the source

my goal is to copy the source to a text file, then parse the source for information about the items on the page IE - product weight, price, stock quanity, ect

can someone suggest some reading i could do my self in order to learn how to do this?

or TEACH me how to do it. i want to learn how to do it so i understand how it works and can reproduce the code for another site or another page.... id like to learn it better, so i get better using autoit

this is the code im using right now

#include Inet.au3


local $s_URL = "https://online.blueridgeknives.com/folding-knives"
local $source = _INetGetSource($s_URL)


Run("notepad.exe")
WinWaitActive("Untitled - Notepad")
Send($source)
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That seems a work for WinHTTP:

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you could use InetGet("https://online.blueridgeknives.com/folding-knives","pag.html",1)

but it takes time if page reddirects...winHTTP seems the best bet

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C'mon there's InetRead and WinHTTP, way better
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For that you need login script, which I believe being allowed is at a boss' discretion.

_InetGetSource s a wrapper around an Inet* function so you might try "http://myuser:mypassword@www.somesite.com"

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