Modifying Sessions before the hit the server. [FiddlerScript]

[jacob]

The title probably isnt the best way to describe what I need.

I tried using AutoResponder with no luck.
So I need to write a Fiddler Script.

There is a site making a request to a desktop application. (Through a Chrome Plugin.)
Then data is sent to the application which then modifies settings/options (Somewhat) based on that.
The reason AutoResponder wont work as well is because the request has data that is different each time.
So I was thinking about using FiddlerScript to 'match' a certain part of the request that doesnt change and then 'Auto Respond' with a file, instead of the original one.

Can anyone help me on how I would do this in FiddlerScript?

Sorry if its hard to understand, I barely understand all this fiddler stuff with the scripts and such.

But still, if anyone could help I would be SOOO grateful!

[jacob]

I should also mention that I need the data being sent in the url from the first one (everything thats after: .ashx) and I need it to be appended to the new url
So the real request or whatever would be http://host.com/Dir1/start.ashx?blah=blah&blah=blah&blah=6b7El46
and my site that is hosting the new start.ashx is : http://MYSITE.com/myDir1/start.ashx
But since I need the post data to be appended in the request or whatever, the new url would now be: 
http://MYSITE.com/myDir1/start.ashx?blah=blah&blah=blah&blah=6b7El46

Again thanks :)

(Sorry for my bad english still learning)

[jacob]

I should also mention that I need the data being sent in the url from the first one (everything thats after: .ashx) and I need it to be appended to the new url
So the real request or whatever would be http://host.com/Dir1/start.ashx?blah=blah&blah=blah&blah=6b7El46
and my site that is hosting the new start.ashx is : http://MYSITE.com/myDir1/start.ashx
But since I need the post data to be appended in the request or whatever, the new url would now be: 
http://MYSITE.com/myDir1/start.ashx?blah=blah&blah=blah&blah=6b7El46

Again thanks :)

(Sorry for my bad english still learning)

[EricLaw]

You can almost certainly do what you're asking using a Regular Expression in the AutoResponder.

See the end of this post for details: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/fiddler/archive/2012/01/09/fiddler-2.3.8.2-beta-views-woff-mp3-h264-datauris-and-autoresponder-supports-regular-expression-groups.aspx

(And yes, FiddlerScript can do this too)

[jacob]

Thank you so much :D!

So to be clear how do I save the end of the url and move to the second one?
I read the post but the thing is in the first url there is also a bool value at the end and I need t change this to true, since it is false.

I think I understand but Im just not 100%, I dont really understand Regex :/

So sorry to bother.

[jacob]

Man there needs to be an edit feature >_>

Anyways I solved it with your post I wasnt thinking when I went thru it, now it makes sense!

(Still not sure how to replace the bool at end with true :/ but other than that I think I got it!)

[EricLaw]

I can help you write the regular expression you need; show me the old URL and what you want the new URL to be, as well as what regular expression you're using so far. Thanks!