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What mean the radio field in follow tcp stream?

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I select the Follow TCP Stream for analyzis a communication, in the first section (A->B) in red color, the first is a GET (URL), next there is a field: radio= radio&email then there is a email address what mean it? IT is "re-link" me and it attempts send a mail?

asked 09 Nov '12, 07:47

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edited 09 Nov '12, 07:48

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can you please post that GET request, including the 'radio' part? Without that it's hard to give any useful answer.

(09 Nov '12, 11:45) Kurt Knochner ♦

GET /example/example/c5.....(URL characters)....dvcmQ!/? radio=radio&[email protected]hotmail.com&social_opt1=......y=11 HTTP /1.1

I guess radio= is part of URL, what do you think??

Thanks Kurt!!!!!!

(12 Nov '12, 06:28) jgarzam
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That's a parameter to the page. All elements after the "?" are parameters in the form "name=value", with multiple parameters separated by "&".

So the parameter name is radio and the value is radio. Probably due to a radio button on the form that generated the request.

(12 Nov '12, 06:50) grahamb ♦

thanks Kurt, thanks grahamb, I really learn something today!!!!

(13 Nov '12, 07:25) jgarzam

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See, for example, the the "Forms in HTML documents" chapter of the HTML 4.01 specification. It specifies how fields in HTML forms are used to generate the "query" part of a URI sent in response to, for example, a button pushed on that form.

answered 12 Nov '12, 11:45

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thanks very much Guy Harris, I will check the page, I need read it for learn about HTML, thanks!!!

(13 Nov '12, 07:26) jgarzam