[SOLVED] how to automatically start a form with php?

[joda]

Hi!

I wish to generate a php script in my web page so does it can automatically execute a form option with some input boxes with a predefined values what I put in a variables in the php...

 

Is there any possibility ?

[smerny]

if you're doing it automatically (no input from user), why do you want to use a form?

 

not sure what you're trying to do..

[joda]

Yes,It is a little confused what I try to do,but I can not find any other possibility...

So,here is my post before http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,271070.0.html

 

I have 2 web sites.

the site1 is mine but the site2 is the web server where I put my web page. I have a web mail to on the site2. I try to make a log in option on my site,on site1 but, the proble is:

 

If I wish to log in to my web mail a have to input my e-mail address that's a little terrible for me.

So I wish to input only the user name what is the first some characters left of the @ sign and I wish to create a variable where I can put together the inputted user name with the character @ and the domain name and so I got automatically my e-mail address and I can send it to site2 to log in.

 

The problem is that I can only through a form send the values to the log in page.

I think, I can collect the user name and password on my site1 and the collected info's send through a external php files in a form to the log in pages to site2.

 

So I should generate and start automatically this:

 

<form action="some action.." method="POST" target="_blank">

<b>Login</b>

<input type="text" name="user" size="16" value="user_name@yahoo.com">

<input type="password" name="pass" size="16" value="some pass" >

</form>

 

some idea?

[marvelade]

So we are talking about XSS here? I hope your mail administrator won't suspend u for that. Chances are that he checks HTTP_REFERER and if that's not in the same domain you can't log in.

 

At least that's how I like to code my login forms.

 

 

grtz,

Marvelade

[joda]

Yes,it is a little XSS but in the real word it is not. If we are talking about XSS then I should use another server from where I start some injection or activities and make an attack on the other side...

 

So, I wish to use the same domain where the web mail are located.

Here is the real script how I log in:

 

<form action="https://cpanel2.eutelnet.rs:2096/login/" method="POST" target="_blank">
<b>Login</b>
<input type="text" name="user" size="16" >
<input type="password" name="pass" size="16" >
<input type="submit" value="Login" >
</form>

 

this is the same script like if I go to the web mail.

 

The modification should be in the line:

<input type="text" name="user" size="16" value="user_name@yahoo.com">

and

<input type="password" name="pass" size="16" value="password" >

 

I can make the script for collecting the user name and pass and to put together the stings of user name and "@yahoo.com" so I have a variable with "user_name@yahoo.com" but I should print out through php script the following code and start it automatically :

 

<form action="https://cpanel2.eutelnet.rs:2096/login/" method="POST">
<input type="text" name="user" size="16" value="user_name@yahoo.com">
<input type="password" name="pass" size="16" value="password" >
</form>

 

So, have somebody some idea ?

[jon23d]

Javascript, form.submit() and window.onload()

[joda]

Thanks to all of you,

I solved my problem with java script,

document.form_name.submit()

And this work very well...

Great works.