Log into website

I have a website that requires me to login to make a note. Can pabbly log into my site?
https://login.abelldjcompany.com/

Hi @apremierdj,

Pabbly Connect doesn't have to log in to your site on your behalf to execute any endpoint. Could you please elaborate a bit more on your exact concern?

For my specific need. I need to log in to my site to be able to make a note.
The first step would be to log in. I can include my username and password in the URL:

login.abelldjcompany.com/clientlogon.asp?username=teamseven&password=1234554321
However when I try to use POST API it just returns with the login page.

Any help is appreciated

Could you please share the API documentation and the cURL of the endpoint you are trying to execute?

My site does not have any official API integration.

I am trying to have pabbly log into my site using the credentials provided previously so i can take more action on my site

Please allow me some time to discuss the possibility of this use case with my team. We will get back to you shortly.

Ok. Thank you

After successful login, I need to direct to this URL to input text note:
login.abelldjcompany.com/dj_event_planner/events_report.asp?eventid=9220&action=edit_custom_event_memo_field&id=2

Hey @apremierdj

No, it doesn't seem possible to log in and make changes as per your use case. Such use cases can be developed using RPA tools. Moreover, without an API to manage the website, it would not be feasible.

Just to make sure. Even though the username and password is with the URL itself, Pabbly is unable to login? If there a particular reason since It does it no issue within a browser URL bar?

login.abelldjcompany.com/clientlogon.asp?username=teamseven&password=1234554321

Yes, it's not possible to log in to your website through Pabbly, even if the username and password are present in the URL.

Do you know the reason why this is?

In action steps Pabbly Connect works with applications that have a REST API. It's not built for the use case you are describing.

Thank you. I was not sure because I am able to use a post API method on other sections of the website.
like this one: https://login.abelldjcompany.com/request_information.asp?djidnumber=16873

No, it doesn't seem possible to log in and make changes as per your use case. Such use cases can be developed using RPA tools. Moreover, without an API to manage the website, it would not be feasible.