C# - Send POST To Different Website (ASP.NET 3.5)?
Jul 12, 2011
What is the VB.NET (or C#) code to prepare POST data and send to a different website than specified in the current <form ...> section?
EDIT: Every algorithm I've found online using HttpWebRequest gets the returning page from the other site and outputs it with Response.Write. I want to navigate to the new page posting the data and leaving the current page completely.
EDIT2: (more specific description of what I want)The code below displays a line chart. When the user clicks on the label for a data point, the page refreshes (performs a postback) and displaying the x-value of the clicked point.Instead, upon clicking a label, I want to send other_id="#VALX" as the only POST data to other_results.aspx as if the user had typed the corresponding id into the the TextBox on other_search.aspx and clicked Submit.
I want to be able to send a POST to a website [URL] with login credentials through a web browser control in .NET so I don't have to use a send-key work-around method for logging in.
I'd like to send a POST request to login to a website with my account. For an example, how would I login to this website using HttpWebRequest.. [URL]. It's for an application I'm building for my clan where you have to have an account on the forum to open the application, so if the login works it opens.
I've looked around at pretty much all the SMS posts here on SO and the best answer I've come up with so far is ZeepMobile. The only problem is, they're "in beta" and aren't readily accepting users. Is there a workaround for this, maybe receiving an email via text (kind of like how TwitPic does it?) somehow and parsing it?
And, a form with a TextBox, and a Button, how would I go about sending the contents of the TextBox to the PHP using a HTTPWebRequest? I don't need to receive any data back, just send it.
I need to write a quick function that sends two data items back to the UI thread... with the post/send commands I only see the ability to send one piece of information. Is there a way to do this by overriding these functions?
I am trying to send a POST request to add some content to an API box. The rules are that the body format should be XML(values must be XML-escaped), HTTP Method (post), requires authentication(yes), request content(content-type: "application/xml". [code] Best practice is to incrementally add and remove changes to your entry list instead of deleting/recreating the entire list each time a change is necessary.New entries are placed at the top of the queue for polling and are processed in a LIFO manner.
i need a code that sends message to a window if it minizied and that is a api is it possible? i did hear aboutt the post/send message but i dont have any code for it, and would it work for an api?
I have used the WinHttp.WinHttpRequest object in VB6 to make HTTP POST requests many times. It works great: .Open the URL, then .SetRequestHeader (however many are needed) and then .Send the body. The .Send method makes the actual connection and sends everything to the server at once.How to I emulate this behavior in .NET? The examples I've tried with System.Net.HttpWebRequest open a stream with .GetRequestStream() and then write the body to the stream. Unfortunately, the server is responding immediately to the .GetRequestStream method and therefore never sees the POST body.I am obviously trying to connect up some legacy stuff here, but am having a hard time Googling the problem or finding another approach in .NET.
When you search on google most of the examples are very vague, hopefully this thread can make it to the top and will help someone looking for the same info.to explain the code what it does is create a long string by concatenating all the values together stores it in the variable finalString and then hashes the string using the SHA5 algorithm. Then its supposed to send the string (finalString) as a post request to the url.The server im sending it to reads it this way and sends a response. [code]
i was doing an application that can send the MMS with smil file by HTTP post . but i could not get any sample source code that can refer. Does kindly help for anyone was involve in this kind of development
How can i send a POST command to a login form's action...in easier words. how can i login to a webpage without opening it in a webbrowser control and after that how can i send text from a vb application to a webpage(sort of like posting) im making an autoposter application.
If u dont know wot an autoposter is see this:
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This program posts inside many forums (you can choose). It's main objective is to allow a user to distribute their posts to many forums easily without opening each individual page on the in a web browser therefore you get more points to your filehoster's account.
Note: you must still create each forum's account manually.
If u want an example of an autoposter...go here [URL]
I am trying to send an HTTP Request to a server using a POST method. The problem comes from the PostData, which needs to be in Bytes form to be used by the UploadData function.
I wanna send POST data to the current web page viewed in my webbrowser. It's for logging into a page so the fields are "Username" and "Password". And then I might have to make it press the "Log in" button?
EDIT: It was easier than I thought when you don't need to do it silent in the background.
I have written a vb.net desktop application for pipe collectors and one of the requests that seems popular is to be able to post pipe details (text) and an image of the pipe onto the user's facebook wall.
Basically the user will bring up their pipe details of choice and be able to click a 'Post To Wall" button which would then post the pipe details onto their wall.
There's a certain website I need to access multiple times each day that requires me to enter my login name/password first, every time. To save some time, I copied-and-pasted the HTML source code and pre-populated the text fields with my info, then saved that to my desktop. Now I can just open that doc in my browser and click "submit" without having to type anything.
I have an asp.net webpage that only contains a textbox and a button. The user submits their email address using this webpage.What I am trying to do now is take the information submitted by the user and go to another website. Where my "website/program" gives the different website the entered email address, and clicks the submit button.
If I where to physically go to the different website, there would be a textbox to enter the email. But since I am accessing the website from my page "behind the scenes" I cant manually enter their email address.Is it possible to do this, if so how? Also, my code behind is in VB.
Working with my friend on a Minecraft casino program. I want the program to send a packet of data to the server. He can make the plugin to capture the data in java but how do I make my end of it to make it send the data to the server? Do I need to make a class with the data to send the data?
I have the following code which is meant to send an email from the website. I want the your name, phone number, your email and inquiry to be in the body content of the page as an html formate.
I'm a total noob to website development and I'm trying to send data by a HTTP POST to an already opened website, let me explain:
I have a website, that it's being called from another website (that I'm not developing) into a new window, my website performs a query and gets the data that has to be sent back. I need to know if my website can send the data to the already open website that called mine, or do I have to send the data to a new window.
how to send a file from my application to my website if my computer happens to be connected to the internet. It's an FTP site. I used Visual Web Developer 2008 to build my site. I obviously have to do some digging of my own but maybe someone can tell me a few things to point me in the right direction.
