Re: trick websites into thinking curl script has javascript?

Hmm very though to find with the information given.
Could you maybe clarify it a bit more? What do you mean with using 
firefox for a javascript interpreter?

On 16-2-2010 10:00, YupLounge website analyse en optimalisatie wrote:
>
> 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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> *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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