Hey there, I am pondering this idea and was hoping we could share some discussion on it.

Basically, I have a *few* peoples details and I am meant to be creating them accounts at a particular web site. Does anyone know if i can make a script that opens the website, fills in the details using information stored in a .txt and submit each one? (Loop) This would be a lot simpler than putting each of the many members through individually since there a lot of members.

Just going off topic a bit. Anyone have any ideas on how to create random information to put through a form, and have it submit it?

I have worked out (using the information on this site) some of the things i would need to do. I was hoping someone else could shed some light?

In reply to Filling in forms. by Grizzly

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