RE: trick websites into thinking curl script has javascript?

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First of all you have to read the headers carefully. A server can't see if
you have javascript enabled or not.

Second step is to read all the information send by the server and the
response. Using javascriptyou have to read the javascript files and
translate them. But some can be very hard to translate, so a javascript
interpreter is needed. Firefox can be used for that.

How to? Google is your friend.

 

Luck

 

willem

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[mailto:[email protected]] Namens andrew burman
Verzonden: maandag 15 februari 2010 23:37
Aan: [email protected]
Onderwerp: trick websites into thinking curl script has javascript?

 

Hi

How to trick websites into thinking that my php curl script has javascript
capabilities? 

Because when reading some web pages with curl it will get redirected to a
page stating there is no javascript so I can't read the the correct content
like a normal browser. 

perhaps I could stop the redirect? but that means I would have to mark
certain websites that do this, is there another way?

Thanks

Andrew

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