Challenge: Echo this page!

[Anon]

Ok, I've asked this question before and haven't been able to get an answer, so I'll pose it as a challenge. Your challenge is to find a way to echo the following page:

http://www.smallworld.com/baseball/fullseason/fantasy/game/your_team.html?user_id=50000

In order to begin, you'll need to get "logged in" to the site using the following address:

http://www.smallworld.com/crs/home_check_reg.html?username=User&password=Pass

Seems so simple (and I hope it is), but I've been racking my brain over this using every method of fopen, fsockopen, and everything else I know to try.

[Anon]

I believe that would not work since you would lose all session or cookie variables which were created when you logged in by requesting a new document not through clicking links on the original login page. Does this make sense?
Mike

[Anon]

It definitely makes sense, I just didn't know if there was a round-about way of getting it accomplished.

Thanks though.

[jc94062]

Login --> Set Cookie --> header (page) --> on this page either...

using isset for cookie...

if its set, show page
if its not, don't show page echo "No access"; exit; or something.

Hope that works.

[Anon]

James, when you say "Login", do you mean using the second URL in some method?

[jc94062]

When I say login I meant ask em for a username and password and compare these to a db...

You said...

"In order to begin, you'll need to get "logged in" to the site using the following address"

So I assume your asking for a username and password at that address, then if the username and pw are correct, set the cookie and all, I hope that makes some kinda sense, sorry for the long delay, I ain't terribly active on these boards atm, you can always mail me ([e-mail]) cause PHPBuilder never mails me for some reason when theres a new post however much I tell it to 🙂