Extract the cookies from the previous request, and generate the content header and content length headers. Also see WWW::Mechanize, which has solved these problems.
| [reply] |
But this is what the problem is...
The cookie information also changes with every request.
The code on which i am working is like all the pages are dependent on first page. so the cookie information is same for all the request according to my code. but i need to generate different cookie information with every request which should be same as the source is generating.
| [reply] |
Then, again, you will need to work out what your browser sends if you navigate the website, and, again, replicate what the browser sends from your script. For example, if you want to simulate "open page 1 in one tab", and then "open all linked pages in other tabs, from page 1", the ->back() method of WWW::Mechanize could be of help.
Again, you have not told me why WWW::Mechanize is insufficient. Please read the documentation and use it or tell us why WWW::Mechanize is insusfficient for your needs.
| [reply]
[d/l] |