Posted by tony on 06/12/06 16:26
It turns out that you can use the Post method to send data as if it came
from a form easy enough - no other libraries etc are needed.
Just create a php script that writes a "POST" header then url encode what
would have been the form items names and values as the body and then use
PHP's fsockopen to send the data.
The remote end thinks it came from a form which is exactly what I needed.
Hope this helps anyone reading this.
tony
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