On 21/1/04 08:36 you wrote:

>> You will notice that I get the Paypal page but all the image links are
>> broken (because Paypal uses relative URL's in it's HTML).
>
> That's because you request the page from paypal and display it. curl does no
> link conversions. If you really want to do it like this, you need to translate
> all links in the downloaded HTML to point to the absolute ones on paypal
> instead.

Or a Quick fix would be to output <base href="http://site domain"> prior to
outputting any curled content.

<base href="http://www.paypal.com/">
<?
// CURL CODE TO URL "http://www.paypal.com"
// PRINT CURLED CONTENT
?>

Hope this helps

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