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I think the OP (hat off!) needed a way to transfer data to the front-end of another application. Since there's no back end involved, the only available channel
by YouWhy 3y ago
I think the OP (hat off!) needed a way to transfer data to the front-end of another application. Since there's no back end involved, the only available channel is the request URL
- MBCook 3y agoOh that would make sense. Thanks for the guess.
- mkl 3y ago> Since there's no back end involved, the only available channel is the request URL Not quite. I have a system that uses a custom userscript to create an extra button on certain webpages that, when clicked, scrapes some data from the current page and copies a lightly encoded version to the user's clipboard. They then switch to another webpage and paste it in a box. I've also gotten data from place to place using scraping from temporary iframes (same site).
- zblesk 3y agoThat guess was actually quite close. The target system does support the GET way out of the box as a way to pre-fill data into a form; but only over GET.