Yes, for the original curl call, and this works.

the problem i have is that i've left the php/curl environment, and now
rely on the browser for the calls. the page, produced from curl, is on
my local server. when i click another link (another form submission to
worldpay) it fails. probably because it expects me to be coming from
worldpay. i can maybe use curl again but because worldpay use lots of
pages with form submits i might have to accept defeat and use a http
form to start the process off. i had hoped that once i was through the
front door, with curl, it would be ok, but.... :(

paul

On Thu, 2004-03-11 at 10:47, Ralph Mitchell wrote:
> Paul Forsyth wrote:
>
> >After I put in a <base href=""> I got the screen i wanted but i think
> >i've hit a dead end. Further progression seems to rely on on the
> >referrer being correct. As the user is still at my server, and not at
> >worldpay, the referrer will be incorrect. Doh!
> >
>
> Did you try faking the referrer?
>
> curl ...... -H "Referrer: xxxx" .....
>
> or something a lot like that...
>
> Ralph
>
>
Received on 2004-03-11