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Hi,

I am not sure I will be able to explain the problem I am having, but I
will do my best. I have developed an ASP.NET 1.1 application for a
client in VB. It is a program that contains stock information.

When the user clicks on a specific stock symbol (ex. 'MSFT'), the
client wants the user to be taken to Standard and Poor's Advisor
Insight application. This is a separate application that the client
does not control:

http://www.sp.advisorinsight.com/

The way that Advisor Insight works is that the user has to login, then
fill out a form to get the stock report they need. Unfortunately, this
seems to be a 2 step process:

1. Login to the Advisor Insight app.
2. Fill out the form and submit it to see the report

From within my ASP.NET application, I created a form combined with
JavaScript that automatically logs the user into the Advisor Insight
app. However, at that point the Advisor Insight program has control
and I can't figure out how to automatically fill out the form for the
user and submit it so that they can see the specific stock report they
need. Any ideas?

Chris McCandless
Dec 13 '05 #1
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