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themob

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if I have a php with a button that will make any person that push it to interact with another website (Site A have a button in a script that will make a visitor to go on site B and interact to the login system of site B) how can I make the php script to get the response after the login is done on site B (I have no control over site B and I can capture this process using fiddler on my computer...I need to make a php script that will do the same but hosted on a server not on the users computer as fiddler... how can I do it?)?

PS: I will really appreciate your help or I will pay for that script.

 

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when somebody click on a button, it generate some http requests . and will redirect to a page . before redirect that page, i want to save that http requests into a database or a file .. do you know ?

 

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Not possible.. unless I'm not understanding what you mean. You can't login from domain A to domain B if domain B isn't yours and it doesn't allow cross-origin requests. Meaning you can't get whatever you request from domain B from domain A. It's for security reasons.

 

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Yes it's possible . I know a website and when you click on 'OK' button you will be redirected.. i want to save all http requests between click 'OK" and redirect to that new page into a file

 

Bokva

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I suppose button is provided from site B as a script to be put on site A, so user of site A click on it and go to "mother" site B to provide login info?

 

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I don't understand what you mean when you say "all the requests between OK and redirect". What would that be?

 

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When you click on "OK", you can submit to your own site, capture the request, then redirect to the other site.

Say, you own a site that has a payment page to be sent to paypal.
But you want to capture the order information before sending to PP.

What you will do is to submit the form to current site, capture the order information, then redirect to PP.

Generally, in this type of case, you will also sent PP some information in format required by PP, so that they can sent the visitor back to you after they are done with whatever.

If the information are security related, then usually some form of backend communication between your server and the other server is required, else the information on the other server will not be trusted.

 

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What I want exactly is if you know to create a script for me when a visitor click button to redirect him to a page then to save the next 2 link addresses that will use that visitor on their browser?

 

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jazzc

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If the browser changes to a domain you don't have control of, you can't grab any data. As people already told you, google "same origin policy".

 

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themob said:

when somebody click on a button, it generate some http requests . and will redirect to a page . before redirect that page, i want to save that http requests into a database or a file .. do you know ?

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Send the request to your own php file. In that file save everything you need and forward the same request to the original target. That is, if you have control over the button and its target. If not, perhaps a javascript hack could work (i.e. dynamically change the target of the button)

 

Pornguy

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Can you better explain what you mean? So a user clicks a button that does something on another site, logs into their site or whatever does not matter. But before it redirects them to that site, what do you want it to do? What information are you looking to save? IP address of person clicking the button? Login information? What?

 

uyuyuy99

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ChrisX said:

Send the request to your own php file. In that file save everything you need and forward the same request to the original target.

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^ Something like this would work. Check out site B and see what file processes login information - e.g. site-b.com/login.php - and that should be the file you redirect the info to.

Also, if I were to hazard a guess, I'd say you're trying to make a phishing site?