On Tue, 13 Jul 2004 19:42:19 -0400, John W. Holmes
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know of a program that'll "record" the clicks and requests
> as I go through a site? Something that'll watch as I click on links,
> fill in forms, etc and then be able to perform the same requests
> (duplicating the forms, cookies, etc)?? Maybe a PHP script that can be
> dropped into an existing program and be turned on or off?
>
> Any ideas? Anyone think this is possible to implement in PHP and then
> use Curl or a PEAR class to reproduce the sequence?
>
Well, you can reproduct this with PEAR HTTP_Client. As for recording
it, I don't know of anything specific, but you could, for instance,
use the auto_prepend functionality of PHP to do something like this:
$vars = '$vars[] = array('uri' => "'.addslashes($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']).'",
'get' => '.var_export($_GET, true).',
'post' => '.var_export($_POST, true).',
'cookie' => '.var_export($_COOKIE, true).');';
Then you could save $vars to a file and then include it from some
other script, loop through the contents, and send requests. :-)
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