Add HTTP POST 65k1i
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Add HTTP POST 65k1i
It will be nice if FDM can add to HTTP POST mathod. 
It actually is also a http link, however FDM doesn't it.
Currently I am using FDM as main er, another manager as sub-er for HTTP POST .
I really want FDM can do so as I've used it for a long time and I love it much!!!
It actually is also a http link, however FDM doesn't it.
Currently I am using FDM as main er, another manager as sub-er for HTTP POST .
I really want FDM can do so as I've used it for a long time and I love it much!!!
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Sometimes the server will GET (like Rapidshare Free), you just need to know the necessary name=values and put them in a query line.
I don't see how ing POST would be any help, you would need to somehow know the content to post needed to trigger the correct response from the server.
Seems it would be easier to intercept the after the form has been POSTed via a browser.
POST is not any kind of method, it is a content submission method.
When you click a " File" button that is part of a POST form, the browser is sending info to the server (the form field values, which are often hidden in the page). If you simply did a POST URL without the form content, the server would (or should) return an error message or a redirect, not the file. There would be no point to using POST otherwise.
POST is what I'm using to submit this message, along with other stuff like name, Subject, Disable options, also a couple hidden ones. But if the server don't like it, or thinks it's spam, it just returns an error page.
It shouldn't accept GET for that, but if it did it would be a very long URL.
I don't see how ing POST would be any help, you would need to somehow know the content to post needed to trigger the correct response from the server.
Seems it would be easier to intercept the after the form has been POSTed via a browser.
POST is not any kind of method, it is a content submission method.
When you click a " File" button that is part of a POST form, the browser is sending info to the server (the form field values, which are often hidden in the page). If you simply did a POST URL without the form content, the server would (or should) return an error message or a redirect, not the file. There would be no point to using POST otherwise.
POST is what I'm using to submit this message, along with other stuff like name, Subject, Disable options, also a couple hidden ones. But if the server don't like it, or thinks it's spam, it just returns an error page.
It shouldn't accept GET for that, but if it did it would be a very long URL.
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