usef
09-30-2005, 10:51 AM
Hi,
does anybody know how to let a custom program (e.g. using the Borland NMHTTP component) behave like a "real" browser like Mozilla/Netscape/IE?
The aim is that I want to try to make the browser identification/recognition of server side scripts believe that there is a "real" browser at the other end of the wire.
Generally, what parameters have I to set how?
For example, what should the applicationname contain? "Mozilla 4.0" or simply "Mozilla"?
does anybody know how to let a custom program (e.g. using the Borland NMHTTP component) behave like a "real" browser like Mozilla/Netscape/IE?
The aim is that I want to try to make the browser identification/recognition of server side scripts believe that there is a "real" browser at the other end of the wire.
Generally, what parameters have I to set how?
For example, what should the applicationname contain? "Mozilla 4.0" or simply "Mozilla"?