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Colin Angus Mackay26-Dec-05 2:22
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Colin Angus Mackay26-Dec-05 2:55
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Colin Angus Mackay26-Dec-05 3:29
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peshkunta26-Dec-05 4:06
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I'm not sure if you understand exactly what I mean:

When you send a WebRequest to a server/website it checks the request (if it is correct - has the correct parameters - username/password) it sends you a response depeding on that. When that website requires password/username login it doesn't take you to that page but instead to a login page. The information your browser sends is the same as the information the WebRequest object does. When you have entered the login info in the web browser and press a button it still sends a request to the server with the right info and the server lets you in - it (the WebRequest object) sends a request and gets a response from the server, it doesn't send the button object or anything like that so the button pressing is not essential to sending that request.

Amazing so many programmers and no one knows an aswer to my question.


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