Thanks for Bruce's good suggestion.
Hi Ben,
As far as I know, it would be hard to do cross domain/frame monitoring
since client-script is quite restricted to cross frame accessing for pages
in different domain(web site).
How do you think of creating a proxy page as Bruce mentioned? In such case,
we can collect the necessary information in our proxy page from the user
and then programmtically post these information to the vendor site page.
(There are some built-in network components in .net framework that can help
perform HTTP POST request and get response with remote server).
#How to use HttpWebRequest to send POST request to another web server?
http://www.netomatix.com/HttpPostData.aspx
If the target vendor application is also built upon ASP.NET, we'd take care
of some further things such as viewstate:
#Programmatical ly Posting Data to ASP .NET Web Applications
http://dotnet.sys-con.com/read/45127.htm
BTW, if possible you can request the vendor site to expose you a private
webservcie endpoint so that you can programmtically submit the data
(collected from user in your own proxy page) to the vendor site through
webservice.
Hope this also helps some.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
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