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I have been searching for an answer for this problem forever, and since I haven’t found an answer I’m putting up this question here.
There are lots of webpages that uses GET to navigate between pages, for instance you can get something like http://www.google.com?q=cars&p=2. when a webpage uses this information it is quite easy to parse all the search result, you simply iterate through all pages by setting p to different values.
What I wonder is, does anyone know how to do this with POST?
Pphoenix, you can make a post request via CURL and parse the answers via regex to catch the next post params.