Execute script within a received page. (General questions)

by dirk, Wednesday, October 31, 2012, 17:07 (4202 days ago)

I have a webpage that I should be able to GET , however the page implements some logic in JavaScript and uses this to see if JavaScript is enabled or not. If enabled then I get the real page (the one I want to have), if not then I get a page saying that JavaScript is not enabled (not realy what I want).

It it possible using the wodHTTPDlx component to GET this type of script enabled page (and have it execute the script)?
If so how? (using vb6)

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Complete thread:

Execute script within a received page. - dirk, 2012-10-31, 17:07
- Re: Execute script within a received page. - woddrazen, 2012-10-31, 17:22
  - Re: Execute script within a received page. - dirk, 2012-10-31, 17:29
    - Re: Execute script within a received page. - woddrazen, 2012-10-31, 17:58
      - Re: Execute script within a received page. - dirk, 2012-10-31, 18:02
        Re: Execute script within a received page. - woddrazen, 2012-10-31, 19:55
        Re: Execute script within a received page. - M., 2012-11-01, 10:50

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