Help with Forms..

Hello All.. My father wants me to get the AVL login page on his site.. I have hit a brick wall.. I can get the form.. But it uses the xmlhttprequest object to validate.. I am looking for someone that could possibly get a simple html/php page taht will allow me to login from his site.. AVL: http://202.171.172.51/WebAVL2/Login.aspx his site: http://amr.net.au Any help would be apreachiated.. Thanks in advanced.. ~ Nick..

Asking for people to help you hack a site in the public is against HBH's policies or rules er whatever. Please, don't do it. Very annoying thing to do.

Der Heiligen wrote: Asking for people to help you hack a site in the public is against HBH's policies or rules er whatever. Please, don't do it. Very annoying thing to do.

Even if it is your father… it's still lame.

I don't think he's asking to hack the site, merely to aid him in copying that form into a page on his fathers site so they can utilize it for their own purposes.

I don't know anything about ASP, so I can't help you. Sorry. :p

lesserlightsofheaven wrote: I don't think he's asking to hack the site, merely to aid him in copying that form into a page on his fathers site so they can utilize it for their own purposes.

I don't know anything about ASP, so I can't help you. Sorry. :p

It's ASP.Net, and it's just a Login object with the colors changed to the background to make it blend in better.

Considering that the hosting running his father's site runs on Fedora Core servers, and all of the pages on his father's site are PHP, he won't be able to use the ASP.Net Login object anyways (at least, until Mono gets up to speed with ASP.Net).

After re-reading the post, it sounds like he wants to know how to use a login with the XMLHttpRequest… which, really, is rather irrelevant. There's almost no need to use AJAX on a login when a page refresh is such a trivial inconvenience for a login page… just read the article on PHP login, and sanitize the user input.

Or, if that still doesn't help… state your issue and question better.