You can possibly POST your authentication information to the form, and then have the script redirect the user:
http://username:password@www.example.com/resource/
However, this puts the username and password not only in the clear for all to see, but in plain-text as part of the request.
Or, if your username/password is fairly static (never changes through use of the form), just have the form post its results to a CGI script using a variation of the URL above. | [reply]
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If you haven't already found it, good monk nop started this thread recently that contains some good links.
cheers,
Don
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(it's pronounced "why-bick") | [reply] |