vorl
04-20-2012, 10:55 AM
Hi there
Im hoping someone can help me or point me in the right direction. :thumbsup:
There is ASP.NET webpage (aspx) which has a form containing around 20 fields. The form is basically a search engine and when submitted returns results.
My website is built around PHP. I need to know how to build a PHP page which has the same 20 fields which can be submitted to that aspx form and return the results.
I suppose the easiest way is to create an iframe in php with the aspx page inside. But I would much prefer to not use iframes...if the search engine was in PHP too this would be quite easy but due to the hidden fields (EVENTTARGET, EVENTARGUMENT etc) in a aspx form I am unsure how to complete this.
I was thinking screen scraping would be a solution...:(
The aspx website owners have given me permission to do this but I have very limited access to their code :(
Any help is hugely appreciated! :)
Im hoping someone can help me or point me in the right direction. :thumbsup:
There is ASP.NET webpage (aspx) which has a form containing around 20 fields. The form is basically a search engine and when submitted returns results.
My website is built around PHP. I need to know how to build a PHP page which has the same 20 fields which can be submitted to that aspx form and return the results.
I suppose the easiest way is to create an iframe in php with the aspx page inside. But I would much prefer to not use iframes...if the search engine was in PHP too this would be quite easy but due to the hidden fields (EVENTTARGET, EVENTARGUMENT etc) in a aspx form I am unsure how to complete this.
I was thinking screen scraping would be a solution...:(
The aspx website owners have given me permission to do this but I have very limited access to their code :(
Any help is hugely appreciated! :)