Thanks. TRA.netne.net? I’ve just checked and it loaded for me? :)[/quote]
http://tra.netne.net It stays loading at a white page for 3-4 minutes then says it was not found, I tried doing it again with google’s DNS since that sometimes fixes this kind of issue but it still doesn’t.
Thanks. TRA.netne.net? I’ve just checked and it loaded for me? :)[/quote]
http://tra.netne.net It stays loading at a white page for 3-4 minutes then says it was not found, I tried doing it again with google’s DNS since that sometimes fixes this kind of issue but it still doesn’t.[/quote]
That’s interesting. Does netne.net load for you? What about doing a tracert to tra.netne.net?
POST https://m.roblox.com/Login HTTP/1.1
Host: m.roblox.com
Content-Length: 29
Content-Type: application/json
{"username":"","password":""}
Just hook into that in the PHP code and look for the .ROBLOSECURITY cookie.[/quote]
Yep, that’s what I’m doing. The cookie is valid globally across the site so subequent requests sent to roblox.com (instead of the mobile site) will still use my .ROBLOSECURITY cookie.
Here is a link to the functions themselves, and here’s an example implementation. Be aware that the third parameter taken by the cURL function should be the path to a file that is not contained within the public_html directory, or you should make sure that it is otherwise protected. If not, you’ll risk having you .ROBLOSECURITY cookie stolen. In my case I’ve used .htaccess to deny access to my cookie file.