I don't know - I process cookies exactly like in this example http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4166432/c-sharp-webrequest-login-session and the guy is claiming that his code works.
In fact I can see the cookie
Cookie.Name = "s"
Cookie.Domain = "www.myibidder.com"
Cookie.Path = "/login"
Cookie.Value = ""
and I also split those 2 requests

The Path should be "/".
Value should not be empty.
Splitting requests has nothing to do with the cookies as long as you pass your cookie on every request.

I should have said "BTW, I split requests"

And I don't say that I do it right. All I said is that I took a "working example" from the Internet and got a cookie like in my previous post.

I guess the example is not really working
Try another one. Or get one from Microsoft examples from .Net. Microsoft provides some examples too.

you're right I will ... but not from Microsoft. I don't like their tutorials

Phewww!!! Gettig somewhere. I was able to login but not to snipe

strURL = "https://www.myibidder.com/main";
postData = "newid=110759577411&mybid=60&groupid=0";

string testResults = string.Empty;
HttpWebRequest runTest = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(strURL);
runTest.CookieContainer = cookieContainer; //Session Cookie is here
runTest.Method = "POST";
runTest.ContentType = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded";
StreamWriter stOut1 = new StreamWriter(runTest.GetRequestStream(), System.Text.Encoding.ASCII);

It didn't snipe
Are URL https://www.myibidder.com/main and input fields correct?

esb1922 wrote:

strURL = "https://www.myibidder.com/main";
postData = "newid=110759577411&mybid=60&groupid=0";

You missed "a=addnew" and "ref=main" so it should be:
postData = "a=addnew&ref=main&newid=110759577411&mybid=60&groupid=0";

yeah, always I forget about hidden fields.
Works great, thanks a lot for your time.





"Узнаю соотечественника по походке"

I guess since you run javascript and probably some code behind in order to delete snipes, it's not possible to delete a snipe from a different app (like we discussed before). Correct?

It's possible. JavaScript is client-side only. Just put the same field submitted by the form.

You can find out all elements of the form being submitted using some Firefox add-ons:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/firebug/
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/formbug/

thanks, I thought I got them all but it still isn't working. Why did I miss?

a=updatepage
update=d
type=bid
seq=1
del1=1
id1=EBAYIDXXXXXX

id1 is for item id, not ebay id.

Install the add-ons I mentioned before (or similar ones) to check what's getting submitted.

Thanks for all your support