thank you for the "informational" and "understaning"
response.

--- Daniel Stenberg <daniel_at_haxx.se> wrote:
> On Sun, 9 Feb 2003, max arbos wrote:
>
> > i would like to be able to send session
> information from one domain
> > www.clientdomain.com to a secure section of their
> account.
>
> "session information" ?
>
> > the www.clientdomain.com wants to send session
> info to
> > https://same.server.com/~clientdomain.com .
>
> The host wants to send data to a web page?
>
> > the clientdomain.com is an account on
> same.server.com . when i try to post
> > data to the checkout page on the the
> > https:/same.server.com/~clientdomain.com from
> www.clientdomain.com my
> > session array MYCART is empty (and doesnt even
> show as a set variable)
>
> Hold it here please.
>
> You post to a page? How? What does it respond?
>
> What is your "session array MYCART" and it what way
> is that related to this?
>
> > i think i ma suppsoed to be making a connection to
> curl
>
> You don't make connections "to" curl, you make them
> *with* curl.
>
> > sending the data as feilds
>
> Nope, you don't send data as fields. You send data
> with a POST request, and
> the data may be structured in any way you want
> really, but since you probably
> want to POST to a web site that receives this as if
> it was posted in a HTML
> form, you need to format the data similarly. In a
> "name=value&nextname=nextvalue" style.
>
> > and then posting the info but i cannot get any
> success in doing this. i
> > have tried a few test scripts and nothing seems to
> work.
>
> And we are supposed to guess what you did, how it
> failed and how you should
> correct your scripts we guessed you wrote?
>
> > i am running, php 4.2.2 , apache 1.37, cURL
> libcurl 7.9.2 (OpenSSL 0.9.6b).
>
> I'd recommend you upgrade your libcurl to a more
> modern version.
>
> --
> Daniel Stenberg -- curl, cURL, Curl, CURL. Groks
> URLs.
>
>
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