Double-click tFileFetch_1 to
open its component view.
Select the protocol you want to use from the Protocol list. Here, we use the https protocol.
In the URI field, type in the
URI through which you can log in the website and fetch the web page accordingly. In
this example, the URI is https://www.codeproject.com/script/Membership/LogOn.aspx?download=true.
In the Destination directory
field, browse to the folder where the fetched web page is to be stored. This folder
will be created on the fly if it does not exist. In this example, type in D:/download.
In the Destination Filename
field, type in a new name for the file if you want it to be changed. In this example,
codeproject.html.
Under the Parameters table,
click the plus button to add two rows and fill in the credentials for accessing the
desired website.
In the Name column, type in
a new name respectively for the two rows. In this example, they are Email and Password, which are required
by the website you are logging in.
In the Value column, type
in the authentication information.
Select the Save cookie check
box.
In the Cookie directory
field, type in the full path to the file which you want to use to save the cookie. In
this example, it is D:/download/cookie.
Click Advanced settings to
open its view.
Select the Support
redirection check box so that the redirection request will be repeated
until the redirection is successful.
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