I don't know if everyone is very familiar with MSXML2.xmlhttp, but its function can be said to have a pole. You can "move back" by it through it, huh, braggy!!
Today, I use it from Tencent website to get a QQ number of the avatar. Online situation (there is no way to hide me). Of course, everyone can get QQ nicknames, the location, etc. The specific implementation method is as follows:
First establish two functions, used to process a URL
<%
Function gethttppage (URL)
DIM HTTP
Set http = creteObject ("msxml2.xmlhttp")
Http.open "Get", URL, FALSE
Http.send ()
IF http.readystate <> 4 THEN
EXIT FUNCTION
END IF
geternal = BYTES2BSTR (http.responsebody)
Set http = Nothing
if Err.Number <> 0 Then Err.Clear
END FUNCTION
'' '' '' 'Below processing characters
Function Bytes2bstr (VIN)
DIM STRRETURN
Dim I, thischarcode, Nextcharcode, NEXTCHARCODE
Strreturn = ""
For i = 1 to lenb (vin)
Thischarcode = ASCB (MIDB (Vin, I, 1))
IF thischarcode <& h80 then
Strreturn = strreturn & chr (thischarcode)
Else
Nextcharcode = ASCB (MIDB (VIN, I 1, 1))
Strreturn = strreturn & chr (thischarcode) * & H100 cint (nextcharcode))
i = i 1
END IF
NEXT
BYTES2BSTR = STRRETURN
END FUNCTION
%>
These two functions you can collect and use it everywhere.
Everyone can take a look at this address first.
Http://friend.qq.com/cgi-bin/friend/oicq_find?ocq_no=5292816
(QQ is my own, I am very busy every day, please conscious, huh, huh, discuss the question very welcome)
The following we will get information through Tencent's friends.
<%
Function QQHEAD (QQ)
URL = "http://friend.qq.com/cgi-bin/friend/oicq_find?ocq_no=" & qq
Content = gethttppage (URL)
If LEN (Content)> 6360 Then 'If QQ is invalid, do some processing, avoid errors.
Content = Replace (MID (Content, INSTR (Content, "
http://img.tencent.com "), 38)," "" "" "" ")
QQHEAD = " "ELSE
QQHEAD = ""
END IF
END FUNCTION
'OK, I'm big me. Now everyone will call it.
Response.write qqhead (5292816)
If the QQ avatar is colored, a friend is online, and the ash is not online.
%>
Everyone can go
Http://www.okwest.net/books look at the effect. Oh, huh.
