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I want to be able to login to my site via a perl script, then navigate (still using perl script) to payments.php and get what subscription the user has.
Then just display the subscription name, is this possible? |
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It's possible. You could send a request to the login.php script that includes the username and password, just like the user would enter it, then use the cookie that's returned in other requests. You'd have to parse the returned html to find the subscription.
If your perl script is running on the same server it might be easier to access the database directly. You could also write a vbulletin script or plugin to create a special function that returns the subscription name, maybe using xml (although I suppose you're a perl programmer or you wouldn't be asking about it ). |
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I got it logged in, I just need to parse the page, which I'm having issues with.
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