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Intercepting a POST action in a HTML form

kuk

Platinum Member
Does anyone know of a program that is able to intercept an HTML form POST action by displaying all variables and values being sent to the server?

I'm trying to program a script that checks available flights from an airline company that has very low fares. These available seats appear out of nowhere, out of various dates. I want to constantly monitor all available flights on given date range, and a simple ColdFusion application could handle that well.

The website's page is full of javascript elements which changes the form behaviour, so I had no luck trying to reproduce a simplified submission form. Mozilla helps a little by displaying all form fields, but stumbles when javascript takes over the form.

Any ideas?

Kuk
 
If all you want to do is find out what is being posted, copy the original web page and just change the ACTION attribute of the FORM element to point to your own page. On that page, use your favorite server side language (ie, JSP, ASP, ColdFusion, etc.) to loop through all element/value pairs that were posted.
 
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