Opening a webbrowser with post parameter

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  • Piratenaapje
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    • Feb 2008
    • 1

    Opening a webbrowser with post parameter

    I'm currently developing a Google Reader Notifier for linux (check it out at http://grnotify.sf.net if you're interested), and need to be able to open the users default webbrowser and login to google reader automatically.

    I currently do this using the webbrowser module, and then using the command webbrowser.open ("http://google.com/reader").
    But this just sends the user to the google reader homepage, and doesn't log them in. I would like to know how I can open the user's default webbrowser and send him to a site with post parameters? Or is there any other way to login to google reader, thus without using post parameters?
  • rhitam30111985
    New Member
    • Aug 2007
    • 112

    #2
    Originally posted by Piratenaapje
    I'm currently developing a Google Reader Notifier for linux (check it out at http://grnotify.sf.net if you're interested), and need to be able to open the users default webbrowser and login to google reader automatically.

    I currently do this using the webbrowser module, and then using the command webbrowser.open ("http://google.com/reader").
    But this just sends the user to the google reader homepage, and doesn't log them in. I would like to know how I can open the user's default webbrowser and send him to a site with post parameters? Or is there any other way to login to google reader, thus without using post parameters?
    try this :

    [CODE=python]

    import os
    os.system("fire fox http://website")

    [/CODE]

    i guess this is what u need .. unless i misunderstood your question.

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