I have a app with two functions. The first function use http post to log into a website. The site gives a cookie once I login, and the function have CookieContainer() to catch the cookie and then it proceeds to update my profile. I then use a second function to visit a different specific page on the website so I can grab/scrap the specific page's source code, but it appears that the script is no longer logged into the site. I see source code for a login form instead of the target page's source code. So the cookie must not being kept for the second function to be able to grab the target page source.
Ive done a login in vb.net (Visual Studio) which works like a charm. However, i need to store the username of the person that has logged in, in some form of cookie. How can i store the persons username in some form of global "cookie"? It will be cleared when they log out or the program closes PS. I dont literally mean a web cookie - just not sure what else to call it. Just a global variable which will store the current user.
Can I get info from stored cookie on the local machine. I have a Webbrowser control in a winform, and I would like to output data from a cookie to a label or so.
have looped through the cookies in the cookiejar and they appear to hold the correect values i need, the thing is i need to be able to use the cookie value outside the for each i did:
Dim cookie1 As String Dim cookie2 As String For Each tempCookie As Cookie In GETResponse.Cookies
Well for who is willing to give this ago, all you need is 1 webbrowser and 1 button. Set the webbrowser to navigate to [URL] and the button goes the code to expire the cookie JSESSIONID which is generated by the website.
Ok the problem is that i can not delete the cookie before it expires so the only way is to set the cookie to expire e.g. webbrowser1.document.cookie.expire -1d Expires can only be used if you dim something as cookie i think.
Things i tried:
Dim cookie = WebBrowser1.Document.Cookie If Not cookie = "" Then cookie.Split(";")
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This script is the only thing that works but i know nothing about this language but it does work it expires the cookie and the page lets me get another email address BUT it takes many many tries, restarting the debugging ect... because the cookie JSESSIONID is somehow not always in the same possition so when it is not first on the list i think it doesnt work (if you are going to test this you need to wait 2 secs untill the browser realises the cookie expired if more than that then u know u need to re start debugging and try again)
This should be easy but i have no idea where to start:
Do a lop through all cookies in webbrowser.document.cookie and find "JSESSIONID" cookie, expire it by -1d and then add it back to the browser.
or do a lop where the cookie is in the computer, open expire it and reupload.
Im using MDI parent form with a menu script and then the other forms will pop on the form with the same dimensions and size (for a more tidy look).My problem is that whenever i open multiple forms they move a litle down So when i open a form over an openned form it screws all the design.Theres no way of when oppening a form over a form and the new oppened form pops in the same position as default? (same size and position so the design wont get screwed).Even if i close the previous form and open a new form the position stills go a bit down and the design gets screwed again )
I use visual basic .net express edition 2008. I figured out how to do httprequests and how to login using them. [Code] But I get this error on the site: "Cookie functions seem to be disabled. Please change your browser settings!" How can I set a cookie container so I can login onto the site? I tried a lot of things, such as cookiecontainer.
Here's the thing. I play EVE online, and I want to use my second monitor while having eve stay fullscreen on the primary.Currently, any time you click the second monitor, and EVE loses focus, EVE minimizes itself. Can I make a utility that forces the game to stay maximized at all times?
My picture box is in a panel. How to prevent lines created using graphics tool from getting erase when moving the picture box around? Sometimes when I minimize my form, the lines goes missing also.. How do I make the lines stay on the picture box? Example shown below in a gif...
I have this code that gives me the user logged on name of a remote computer, but if i run the program in certaing computers, it returns with the error "Not Available Due Restrictions" which is set if the scope cant connect...
why it connects fine in some computers and other not..is there something i have to add to the code for it to run fine in any computer
this is the code
vb.net Dim connection As New ConnectionOptions connection.Username = ("ADMIN") connection.Password = ("something")
I am trying to display(in a status strip label) the user name of a user that is currently logged in across multiple forms. The initial form is a log in screen that queries an SQL database for the user name,password,and user type. If the query returns a match,then a different form is displayed based on the user type. How do I retain the user name of the user that is currently logged and display it in the label? BTW,it's a point of sale program.
I've made this script to read the lines from the txt. But when I try to login I just get this " The remote server returned an error: (530) Not logged in." Even I "logged in" at the link.
vb Private Sub Refresh_Tick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Refresh.Tick
TextBox1.Text = GetWebSiteSource("ftp://<myusername>.<mypass>/<serverip>/<serverIP>%20port%2027016/Server%20Documents/log.txt") Dim lines As New List(Of String)(IO.File.ReadAllLines(TextBox1.Text)) Tname1.Text = lines(0)
I am coding a program that will allow the user to input 5 payrolls for Store 1, Store 2, and Store 3. The total of the 5 payrolls are then added together and shown in the respective Store's labels. A total label is also there to add up all the totals into one number. The numbers in the label must be in currency form. My problem is the numbers don't add correctly when I hit calculate. The first two numbers add together, but then after that the number just seems to subtract a random amount.
So far I have this --
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click Me.Close() End Sub
I am starting design of a program that needs to run no matter if the user is logged in to the PC or not. So I will be writing it as a VB.Net Service.
As I am not overly familiar with SQL Server Express, is it possible to connect to a local SQL Server Express Instance and access the database from a VB.Net Service while the user is not logged in to the PC?
I have a program for school project that has input fields for Name, Address, City, State and Zip. I need to error check so that the fields are not empty.I have used If statements that check to see if the fields are empty and shows a message box if they are but if I leave the whole form empty and click the button that activates it, all the if statements go- one by one instead of pausing for the user to input the required data.How do I check for data and make the program stay there until the data is input? I have tried TRY/CATCH but it won't catch this type of error.
this is the
'This program computes customer's bills at the pizza shop for all combinations of 'crusts, toppings, sizes and discounts Option Strict On Public Class PizzaForm
I'm programming a FTP chatroom in VB .NET. It's been working pretty well and I'm almost done. The system works by users uploading and downloading to an FTP server using [URL]. However, if more than two users try using the room, the third user receives a "not logged in" unhandled exception. It seems only two users can use the room at a time. I think it might be that a user is writing to the file while another is trying to download it.
If shouldclear = 1 Then RichTextBox1.Clear() End If Dim client As New WebClient
I'm having problems writing an If statement because it's asking for the value of a cookie, but it's possible that the cookie could be null which breaks the page.
Here's the code:If Request.Cookies("myCookie").Value = "1234" then'do stuff End If
I think i need an elegant way of say "If myCookie is not null and has a value of..."
[Code]...
Basically the cases are always going to be the same but it will select the case from one of 2 places depending on whether myCookie has a value. Since there may be quite a few cases is there anyway I can get away with only listing them once.?
I have to store, in 2 cookie dictionary/keyed cookie, a user's preference for hiding certain sections of each form on the app. It would appear that IE7 has reached some limit for the number or size of the cookie in javascript. I mean that the cookies are only inaccessible on the client-side js, but can be read just fine in our asp.net/vb code-behind.
The functions that need to read the value of these cookies must be on client side because I can't run a postback everytime the function needs to update the cookie. How should I go about getting and setting the cookie without triggering postback? I thought about storing the value of the cookie onload in a textbox, but I don't know when I would read it back and update the cookie.
I create a cookie and it has the proper expiry set, but when I go to update the cookie and check it with the debugger the expiry is gone.
' Cookie Helper: Updates cookie with the selected source ids Protected Sub UpdateCookieFor(ByVal cookieName As String, ByVal sourceIds As String) ' Update cookie if it exists
