Hi, i'm trying to get a random radio button checked and submit on a page i don't own.

Part of the html of the page the radio buttons are on:

<td><input name="bust" value="5163402" type="radio" onclick="document.jail.ver.focus();"></td>
                <td><a href="jail.php?buyout=5163402"><font color='#000000'> ($7,500)</font></a></td>
            </tr>
                <tr bgcolor="">
                <td><font color='#000000'><a href="user.php?nick=Lordluke"><font color='#000000'>Lordluke</font></a></font></td>
                <td><font color='#000000'><a href=family.php?fam=125><font color='#000000'>Andronova</font></a></font></td>
                <td><font color='#000000'>Attempted jail break</font></td>
                <td><font color='#000000'><span id="counter_jail8_minutes" style="display: inline;"><span id="counter_jail8_minutes_value">04</span> </span> <span id="counter_jail8_seconds" style="display: inline;"><span id="counter_jail8_seconds_value">43</span> </span><script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
var oTimer = new Timer("jail8");
oTimer.setTime(283);
oTimer.setRefresh(false);
oTimer.setFinal("");
aTimers["jail8"] = oTimer;
</script>
</font></td>

Now the value for the different radio buttons vary everytime this html page is visited.
I've tried different approaches but don't seem to get it right.

Parts of php code i had:

PHP Code:

$jailArray = array($res->find('center' , 0)->find('table', 0)->find('input(value[])'));
                 foreach ($jailArray as $key => $value); {
                    output ($key . " " . $value );
                    }
                    $random = array_rand($jailArray,1);
                    $jailChoice = ($res->find('center' , 0)->find('table', 0)->find('input(value[$jailArray[$random]])'));
                    unset ($jailArray); 


Which is totally wrong i think :x

PHP Code:

$jailRadio = ($jRadio -1);
     $jChoice = rand(0, ("$jailRadio"));
      debug ("Random radiobutton chosen: " . ($jChoice));
      $jailChoice = ($res->find('center', 0)->find('table', 0)->find('input[type=radio]', ($jChoice)));
      debug ("Check the " . $jChoice . " th radiobutton in jail."); 


This only divines a number thus can't be used with SubmitForm

PHP Code:

$radio = ($res->find('center' , 0)->find('table', 0)->find('input[type=radio]', 1));
$res->value(); 


Yet another attemp going no where.


Is there anyone who can help me a little bit further with this?
The idea is to get this html page Submit with a random radio button checked.
Thanks in advance.

(Ignoring the spam posts above)
I dont quite understand what you want to do. The code you submitted just makes no sense to me, I dont know at all what you're trying to accomplish. Can't you just add a selected="selected" to the radio button if you want it checked?

The problem is, the html page the radio buttons are on is not mine.

So basicly i'm trying to submit a form on a website with a random radio button selected.
Every time this page is visited the amount of radiobuttons vary and so does their value.


Let me post a full html page on pastebin:
http://pastebin.com/m4a179420

Aha. This isn't my strong point at all. :P
I think you can use curl (which I dont know much about) to send a POST request where you can include what buttons you want to select, but I don't know how this is actually done.

But before that I guess you'd have to retrieve and read the whole page with the form (as a string), then search it in order to find the form action attribute and all the radio buttons and their respective name attribute. With this information you should be able to send a POST request (as said above) with the radio buttons selected.

This probably won't help that much , but somebody else can probably fill in