[C#] Roliana Class

I started this earlier today, because I was bored.

All it has is a login so far, if you guys wanna work on it feel free.

Just a note:

Roliana has no captcha, so we can make a cracker for it

I already have one made, I am saving it for later, when the auth comes out.

Note Number 2 :

Header for message sending is :

http://www.roliana.com/forums/privmsg.php

username=Asydix&subject=Test&ft=Font+type&fs=Font+Size&fc=Font+Color&helpbox=Font+Type%3A+%5Bfont%3DTahoma%5Dtext%5B%2Ffont%5D&message=Testing&folder=inbox&mode=post&sid=08797283152b0f01b3bc5e24309e2db5&post=Submit

You can find the SID on the page in which you compose a message.

ANYWAYS, here is the class :

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text;



namespace Roliana

{

    class Roliana

    {

        HTTPWrapper wrapper = new HTTPWrapper();

        // Urls :

        private static String Rol_Url_Norm = "http://www.roliana.com/";

        private static String Rol_Url_Forum = "forums/";

        private static String Rol_Url_Login = "forums/login.php";

        private static String Rol_Url_PM = "forums/privmsg.php";



        // Method Links :

        private static String Rol_Meth_Postpm = "?mode=post";



        #region Login

        public Boolean Login(String Username, String Password)

        {

            if (wrapper.post(Rol_Url_Norm + Rol_Url_Login, "username=" + Username + "&password=" + Password + "&redirect=..%2Findex.php&login=").IndexOf("Gold</li>") > -1)

            {

                return true;

            }

            else

            {

                return false;

            }

        }

        #endregion

    }

}

        /// <summary> 

        /// Takes argument data of the format: "username:password", where the delimiter is ':' or 

        /// specified.

        /// </summary>

        public bool Login(string data, char delimiter = ':')

        {

            string[] tmp = data.Split(delimiter);

            return Login(tmp[0],tmp[1]);

        }

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In case we use the common username:userpassword formats.