POST request

[Vindicator209]

Would it be possible to get the same data as I would from this line in javascript?

{receiveReq.open("GET", 'newchat.php', true);

I don't know much about this topic... so... yeah.

[DaleHohm]

I believe you'll find that receiveReq is a function, not a standard Javascript call - so no, can't help you with that tiny bit of information.

Dale

[Vindicator209]

So, what would be alternative way to get that info? I originally had a window that got that info, displayed it, and then using autoit, got that text with _IEPropertyGet($oTextBox, "innertext")

But it turned out to be not so efficient, getting the info second-hand.

[Rental]

Look up Obj/com in your help file, the reference part of it give the example:

$oHTTP = ObjCreate("winhttp.winhttprequest.5.1")

$oHTTP.Open("GET","http://www.AutoItScript.com")

$oHTTP.Send()

$HTMLSource = $oHTTP.Responsetext

[DaleHohm]

So, what would be alternative way to get that info? I originally had a window that got that info, displayed it, and then using autoit, got that text with _IEPropertyGet($oTextBox, "innertext")

But it turned out to be not so efficient, getting the info second-hand.

You'll need to study the webpage, find the javascript function, open it, read it, understand it, figure out what to do with it.

Dale

[Rental]

http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_ajax_xml.asp

gives a great example of it

[AzKay]

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...388&hl=http

[Vindicator209]

Hey, awesome, I got 1 step closer, I'm getting something.

But I think my answer lies in the requestheader:

application/x-www-form-urlencoded

EDIT:

nevermind, that's not the problem. How do I send post? I guess it's just $oHTTP.Send("loginname","namehere")?

err... okay, nevermind, using AzKay's funtion thingy, how do i do this, it only has one parameter for data so how do I tell it that what I'm sending is a loginname?

Edited December 5, 2008 by VindicatorOmega