T
Toralf
Greetings
I have trouble catching the actual HTML Source code of a
HttpWebRequest when the result of a successful login is a Frameset (I
cant seem to get hold of the Frameset page Source code).
The request is an automated basic login post (HttpWebRequest.Method =
"POST" with username and password) which successfully catches Cookies
etc. But the sources code I get is the NOFRAMES part of the frameset
page:
"The page requires a frames-capable browser. Almost every modern
browser includes frame support, so you may wish to try upgrading to a
browser such as Netscape or Internet Explorer."
The underlaying pages are accessible withour the frameset but that
isnt the point. I need to get hold of the actual Frameset code all
well. I have gone through all HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse
properties but so far I couldnt find a solution to this little
kickup.
Anyone managed to do this?
I have trouble catching the actual HTML Source code of a
HttpWebRequest when the result of a successful login is a Frameset (I
cant seem to get hold of the Frameset page Source code).
The request is an automated basic login post (HttpWebRequest.Method =
"POST" with username and password) which successfully catches Cookies
etc. But the sources code I get is the NOFRAMES part of the frameset
page:
"The page requires a frames-capable browser. Almost every modern
browser includes frame support, so you may wish to try upgrading to a
browser such as Netscape or Internet Explorer."
The underlaying pages are accessible withour the frameset but that
isnt the point. I need to get hold of the actual Frameset code all
well. I have gone through all HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse
properties but so far I couldnt find a solution to this little
kickup.
Anyone managed to do this?