The fact is that you need to disassemble one info from the site, and you can get information by clicking on the "View" button. In the beginning I thought “easy”! But it was not there (infa was pulled out by ajax-th, when js was disabled in the browser, the button stopped working). I started looking for a request handler to directly execute requests from my site, but there, apparently, protection for external requests, because it did not work. Tell me, pozh, how should I be? Can there be any js methods to reproduce? Although I understand that this is a client language ... But even so, suddenly ...
- Ways - as you want - no! Just to understand the logic of the script, to study, to forge ... - timka_s
- Try to hook curl'om - the methods are the same. How it works: ajax request to your server, curl makes a request to someone else's server and pulls the necessary info. But I’m not sure about performance ... - ling
- Would you like to say that you need to send a curl request with fake headers to ajax handler (thus making a fake $ _SERVER)? Well, how to guess which headers should be sent? - iproger
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See in FireFox in the FireBug in the Net tab which requests are executed, and think how it can be used
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- You can copy the view to the clipboard and then save
- if there is an old office, you can open the site with the MSE debugger and look at each operation before viewing what it does and take the contents from the variable values
- For Windows, you can through a separate js file
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ie=ActiveXobject("InternetExplorer.Application"); ie.visible=true; ie.Navigate("http://url..."); while(ie.ReadyState<4)WScript.Sleep(300); info=document.getElementById("ID"); 
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- Something is not clear what you are talking about ( - iproger
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