Re: Any ideas how to read a url that's changed by the server?
- From: TechieGrl <cschaller@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2007 20:57:01 -0000
You should then be able to extract the session ID from that using your choice
of text matching function.
Now that I've extracted the unique key from the url, I'm finding that
I'm having problems opening up the actual pages. This unique key
appears to be their session variable and so now their server views the
first hit to the server as sesson 1 and assigns it an id. Then when I
send in a new url with the session id, it views it as being a new
session and so that unique session id is no longer valid.
Any thoughts?
.
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