This is something I am curious about since I learnt how to invoke an url and get a http response so I could parse the results in my application. Something like what Chris M says here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/642860/faking-browser-request-in-asp-net-c
Now what I am wondering is how can I post a form that I download in this way, filling in the fields of the form.
I don't really need this for my work, it's just to kill my curiosity as a programmer :)
From stackoverflow
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The easiest way (in C#) to simulate a form post with values:
using (WebClient client = new WebClient()) { NameValueCollection fields = new NameValueCollection(); fields.Add("foo", "123"); fields.Add("bar", "abc"); client.UploadValues(address, fields); }
Just for completeness, jQuery can do it more efficiently again...
$.post(address, { foo: "123", bar: "abc" } );
If you want to inspect the html to create your POST, either use
WebBrowser
and automation, or use the Html Agility Pack to look at it.Sergio : WebBrowser and automation I will not consider because when i will try to "play" without any user interface. client.UploadValues looks like the easy way to do what i have in mind :) thanks
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