inetget() question

[joket]

Hi,

Does it send to a webserver any information about itself. I mean does it inform that it's autoit script downloading a website? If answer is 'yes' then is it possible to download the website but pretend it's a firefox download?

I've got this question because i noticed that a website i visit often is recently different in Firefox from what i download with inetget() It never happened befor and I wonder if a webmaster changed the code to send different content when using inetget()

 

Thank you

 

[Jos]

InetGet() will get the original download information from the website and won't, unlike FireFox or any other browser, process the information received.

Look at the FF or IE UDF's for a different approach in getting the information downloaded.

Jos

[trancexx]

Hi,

Does it send to a webserver any information about itself. I mean does it inform that it's autoit script downloading a website? If answer is 'yes' then is it possible to download the website but pretend it's a firefox download?

I've got this question because i noticed that a website i visit often is recently different in Firefox from what i download with inetget() It never happened befor and I wonder if a webmaster changed the code to send different content when using inetget()

 

Thank you

 

​Yes it does. InetGet() by default advertises it self as AutoIt function.
To change that, all you need to do is change user agent string. You have another built-in function for that.

Edited June 6, 2015 by trancexx
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[joket]

​Yes it does. InetGet() by default advertises it self as AutoIt function.To change that, all you need to do is change user agent string. You have another built-in function for that.

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Got it thx.

 

 

Edited June 6, 2015 by joket

[trancexx]

HttpSetUserAgent of course.