Hi everyone!
I need a help to create a PHP page/script that go deeper in a WAP portal do avoid the maximum number of clicks.
Today when I access the WAP portal I went to: "Welcome page" -> "Videos" -> Buy Video selected.
The "->" character means one click in the WAP portal.
What I want to do is go directly to Videos page to select what I want. It's because the welcome page is to large to download.
I tried redirect to Videos directly with a huge URL, but the link expires after 2 minutes, because uses a session-based. My idea is access the link one time per minute and update the redirect file that I have already. That way I do not need to access the "welcome" page every time.
How can I do that using PHP? Since I need to access one page (welcome page), select the link that I want (in this case: videos), and get the response like "GET /a_huge_url", then update on my redirect file. It would be some daemon, I can not see the "welcome page" every time and should runs each minute as a daemon.
Thanks for all your help!
I really appreciate it!
Best Regards,
Murilo
I need a help to create a PHP page/script that go deeper in a WAP portal do avoid the maximum number of clicks.
Today when I access the WAP portal I went to: "Welcome page" -> "Videos" -> Buy Video selected.
The "->" character means one click in the WAP portal.
What I want to do is go directly to Videos page to select what I want. It's because the welcome page is to large to download.
I tried redirect to Videos directly with a huge URL, but the link expires after 2 minutes, because uses a session-based. My idea is access the link one time per minute and update the redirect file that I have already. That way I do not need to access the "welcome" page every time.
How can I do that using PHP? Since I need to access one page (welcome page), select the link that I want (in this case: videos), and get the response like "GET /a_huge_url", then update on my redirect file. It would be some daemon, I can not see the "welcome page" every time and should runs each minute as a daemon.
Thanks for all your help!
I really appreciate it!
Best Regards,
Murilo