On Tue, 22 Aug 2006, MARMOLLE Frank wrote:

Please don't top-post, it makes mails hard to read and responses hard to
follow.

> Do you mean that, if the HTML page included in the HTTP response contains a
> popup, then curl needs to be adapted because it has no HTML parser ?

I guess. curl brings the HTML for you, if that HTML does something in a
browser you need to tell curl what that something is.

In this case it sounds like javascript.

> Has anyone use (and adapt ?) curl to communicate with proxy-firewall Cisco
> ASA or others, which includes popup in the HTML page of their HTTP response
> ?

My advice: use LiveHTTPHeaders to figure out what your browser does, then do
the same with curl. If the javascript involves dynamic magic, write a script
that replicates the logic.

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