Hello,

 

I am creating a basic html post form which posts the username/password entries through to another website (It's a basic html form for a client portal) 

I believe my code should work as I have practically replicated it from a existing portal I have created but it won't work.

This is a link to the portal http://109.74.206.50/test.html

 

Any would be great.

AIDesigns

your html for <Form is <form2 also change </form2>  to </form>

 

Edited April 23, 20188 yr by ELITE
update on problem

4 minutes ago, ELITE said:

your html for <Form is <form2 also change </form2>  to </form>

 

Oh god, I am embarrassed.. 

haha, no problem, we all do it we just tell everyone haha

34 minutes ago, ELITE said:

haha, no problem, we all do it we just tell everyone haha

Maybe you can help with my next question? 

 

I am trying to post the entered data in email/password through to "https://qbo.intuit.com/c1/v1803.898/0/login?redirect=true" but does not seem to be working. 

 

To be honest I am not sure if it is even possible with the Quickbooks login?

14 minutes ago, AIDesigns said:

Maybe you can help with my next question? 

I am trying to post the entered data in email/password through to "https://qbo.intuit.com/c1/v1803.898/0/login?redirect=true" but does not seem to be working. 

To be honest I am not sure if it is even possible with the Quickbooks login?

Hi mate, you'll find that's because you're posting from http to https, it's not secure and would need to be https to https and in addition you've got "?redirect=true", this bit is probably after the login so try dropping that off the end. Last point, I doubt Quickbooks would let cross site logins, they probably have some kind of session set to allow local requests only.

Edited April 23, 20188 yr by BrowserBugs

1 hour ago, BrowserBugs said:

Hi mate, you'll find that's because you're posting from http to https, it's not secure and would need to be https to https and in addition you've got "?redirect=true", this bit is probably after the login so try dropping that off the end. Last point, I doubt Quickbooks would let cross site logins, they probably have some kind of session set to allow local requests only.

 

Thanks for taking the time to reply  Is there any way around local requests? 

Not unless they allow it with maybe some sort of key. The reason for this is otherwise I could say make an automated form the gently keeps trying to login from a third party site until I get a login that works, they will have sensitive data they need to protect so can't let this sort of thing happen.

Not really.

There are some APIs around to enable OAuth login to Quickbooks but not using a plain old HTML form as it's way too insecure.