Posted: Tue Aug 20, 2002 5:37 pm
Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by ricardo.
My question is:
How did a server detects which link do the user click (if no script is used, like in Google case)?
And then, how could my app go to some page (let say Google search results) and simulates to click a link.
I was wondering if this was done by http headers, because a page knows from where the user gets in there by the refferer into the HTTP header, but i dont know if this same is used when living a page to comunicate the server the new destiny and if this was choosed by a click... i suppouse not.
I want to go to a site (say Google) and open some page (some search results)and simulate the i click some link (of course doing by code and not by clicking by hand)...
Could be done using webgadget or any other way, i dont care this if i can do it.
Any idea?
My question is:
How did a server detects which link do the user click (if no script is used, like in Google case)?
And then, how could my app go to some page (let say Google search results) and simulates to click a link.
I was wondering if this was done by http headers, because a page knows from where the user gets in there by the refferer into the HTTP header, but i dont know if this same is used when living a page to comunicate the server the new destiny and if this was choosed by a click... i suppouse not.
I want to go to a site (say Google) and open some page (some search results)and simulate the i click some link (of course doing by code and not by clicking by hand)...
Could be done using webgadget or any other way, i dont care this if i can do it.
Any idea?