Daniel Stenberg wrote:

> On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, rahul hampole wrote:
>
> > I ran the following two statemens to get pages from americawest.html. It
> > returns part of the needed ouput but replaces the rest with a javascript
> > code to cause an error when i open the file.
>
> That's what some sites do. You" just" need to figure out what your browser
> usually do next, when it interprets the javascript.

You might also try encoding the data - I noticed a lot of odd characters in
the big long string, including spaces, tildes, square brackets and equal
signs. Also, right at the start of the big long string, it looks like you've
dropped the first open square bracket:

    -d "SubmitForm=True&ETD1=Schedule

should be:

    -d "SubmitForm=True&ETD1=[Schedule

Ralph Mitchell

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Received on 2003-02-08