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Oct 17th, 2010, 06:12 PM
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Re: Using HttpWebRequest (GET and POST) together
In future, please use the Code or VBCode buttons for code and the Quote button for quotes.
I prefer to use quotes for the code - because the #'s that represent the line of code often cause a format nightmare in when copying and pasting into a coding enviroment (VB6 is a good example).
I believe that you need to use the CookieContainer property of the WebRequests to pass cookies from one request to another.
That's what I suspect too, but I have searched google for hours looking for a good example of how to do this and have searched nearly every post at vbforums that contains the "WebRequest" - A working example is what I'm after.
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