Webbrowser login replication in WebClientEx class

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recently i have been working with Webbrowser I can do all the stuff in it easy. recently I decided to port my program to WebClientEx and replace many stuff that i did in webbrowser b/c they can't be used in Threads. They can be but i don't like it. So i was able to do all the stuff that browser do in WebClientEx, except for login. I was able to login to some of sites using Post. I don't really understand how Get works but my problem is not that. Actually i want to know how the webbrowser manages submit button. I am able to get the name of the Variables it uses and also the name of the submit button. But i don't know what logIn String it uses.
What i have tried so far
There is a tool in FireFox called Temperer it shows what browser sends to the client when we press login. It show a lot of options, Including Login String and the Variables the Browser was sending.
But i can't connect it all. How do it really work.
Help Coders.

Posted 19-Jan-11 3:07am

Tassaduq009

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Anupama Roy · Answer 1 · 2011-01-20T21:58:00

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This may give you some idea.

http://efreedom.com/Question/1-2798610/Login-Website-Use-Cookie-Get-Source-Another-Page[^]

Posted 20-Jan-11 21:58pm

Anupama Roy

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Tassaduq009 24-Jan-11 6:40am

ok i will take a look
tanks

Tassaduq009 24-Jan-11 6:42am

I have done that thing long ago i want my software to learn that how really the webbrowser understand what to send to the server. i can manage cookies ans stuff well.

Tassaduq009 28-Jan-11 4:53am

Na this can work for individual sites but not for all.