You already know that DeaD_EyE's code needs to be modified before it will work.
Don't try to bite off more than you can chew. Concentrate of getting his code to log in.
Once you've done that move forward. You need to learn that to be successful at coding you write code that does one thing, get that to work, then add another until you are there.
There is an alternative, and a valid one. If you don't want to do it yourself, post it in the jobs section. You may find someone that wants to do it all for a small fee.
I may take another look at this in a few days. I just had surgery this morning, and not able, or willing at this point, to work on this any more.
Get the password code to work, read the error tracebacks:
if firefox, click on Tools --> Web Developer --> Page Source.
You can save the file and then examine in your favorite editor.
Find out what it is expecting for login, and modify the code to do what's required.
If unfamiliar with HTML, take a basic tutorial (W3 schools is good) and learn what you have to know, but just searching will probably get you what you want.
Don't try to bite off more than you can chew. Concentrate of getting his code to log in.
Once you've done that move forward. You need to learn that to be successful at coding you write code that does one thing, get that to work, then add another until you are there.
There is an alternative, and a valid one. If you don't want to do it yourself, post it in the jobs section. You may find someone that wants to do it all for a small fee.
I may take another look at this in a few days. I just had surgery this morning, and not able, or willing at this point, to work on this any more.
Get the password code to work, read the error tracebacks:
Error:File "C:/Users/Edward/Desktop/Python 3.7/Combined Code.py", line 13, in do_login
req = session.post(BASE_URL + LOGIN_PAGE, params={'do': 'login'}, data=credentials)
NameError: name 'LOGIN_PAGE' is not defined
is telling you it couldn't find 'LOGIN PAGE' go to the login page, and in your browser:if firefox, click on Tools --> Web Developer --> Page Source.
You can save the file and then examine in your favorite editor.
Find out what it is expecting for login, and modify the code to do what's required.
If unfamiliar with HTML, take a basic tutorial (W3 schools is good) and learn what you have to know, but just searching will probably get you what you want.