Re: available html form on my web server
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- Subject: Re: available html form on my web server
- From: markus.hiereth@freenet.de
- Date: Sun, 9 Nov 2014 20:31:08 +0100
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Justin B Rye <justin.byam.rye@gmail.com> schrieb am 1. Nov 2014 um 13:48
> >> I'm having trouble finding an example of a page with a POSTable form
> >
> > accidentally, there is a html-form on my web server:
> >
> > http://testen.hiereth.de/test-formular.php
> >
> > Having clicked on "Weiter" the input given in the first two fields,
> > recieved by the server with the POST method, is shown on top of the
> > page. The name of the two input variables of type text are "text" and
> > "zahlen"
>
> Thankyou! Yes, a file containing "text=foo&zahlen=bar" works as the
> post parameter; and it turns out you can also use STDIN:
>
> w3m -post - http://testen.hiereth.de/test-formular.php <<< 'text=foo&zahlen=bar'
>
> ("-" means STDIN, "<<<" is a bash "here-string" construction.)
Introduced in section EXAMPLES
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