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Hi,

 

I would like to learn how to write some code that will enable me to save time when I find it necessary to upload my updated CV to Job Boards and Recruitment Agency Web Sites.

 

What do I want to happen?

  1. Ideally 1 Click to logon to the Job Board Website.
  2. Automatically upload and Save my most recent CV via the Job Board Web Site on the Chosen Job Board Web Site.
  3. Log off each Job Board Web Site.

Once this works for 1, 2 or 3 Job Board Web Sites by individual Selection:

  1. Ideally again 1 Click logon to Multiple Job Board Websites one by one.
  2. Automatically upload and Save my most recent CV via the Job Board Web Sites on the multiple Job Board Web Sites selected.
  3. Log off each Job Board Web Sites.

When discussing this with a colleague of mine he recommended HTML.

 

For what I want to do with my code will HTML be the easiest code to learn as a beginner to be able to do the what I would like to do?

 

Kind Regards,

 

DC4

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HTML is just for displaying web pages. You're talking about an application for automating connections to a server. It would have to be written to support each individual site since they are going to have different methods for things like logging in and uploading. For example, for a particular site you would have to know the information that needs to be sent (email, username, password, etc), the names of each of those fields, and the URL to send the information. The server will respond with things including session cookies that you'll need to send back to the serve on each subsequent request so that the server knows who you are. For the submission form you'll need to know similar information, the names and roles of each field on the upload form and the URL to send it to. There are many different languages that you could use for that, but HTML isn't one of them. If you want that to be a program that you run from your computer then it would probably involve a C-type language (C, C++, C#, etc), or Java, or something like that.

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