Re: Multi-Part Forms (General questions)
Jack,
But this is actually exactly what you were reffering to. The page that uploads a file (and previous one) are all Form based. When you submit on one page, you are redirected to next one.
This is all done using HttpRequestFormPost and HttpRequestFormUpload objects.
If you're not sure what to send to server, perhaps using IEWatch or some other tool for analyzing HTTP protocol would be helpful. I.e. you can use IEWatch to access that page, and see exactly what is sent to server.
Then, you can use that information to mimic the IE behaviour.
Can you try something like that?
Regards,
Damba
Complete thread:
- Multi-Part Forms - jack, 2008-12-15, 17:08
- Re: Multi-Part Forms - wodDamir, 2008-12-15, 17:21
- Re: Multi-Part Forms - jack, 2008-12-15, 18:18
- Re: Multi-Part Forms - jack, 2008-12-15, 18:34
- Re: Multi-Part Forms - wodDamir, 2008-12-15, 19:14
- Re: Multi-Part Forms - jack, 2008-12-15, 20:01
- Re: Multi-Part Forms - jackd, 2008-12-15, 20:04
- Re: Multi-Part Forms - wodDamir, 2008-12-15, 20:31
- Re: Multi-Part Forms - jackd, 2008-12-15, 20:04
- Re: Multi-Part Forms - jack, 2008-12-15, 20:01
- Re: Multi-Part Forms - wodDamir, 2008-12-15, 19:14
- Re: Multi-Part Forms - jack, 2008-12-15, 18:34
- Re: Multi-Part Forms - jack, 2008-12-15, 18:18
- Re: Multi-Part Forms - wodDamir, 2008-12-15, 17:21