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Construct HTTP POST 1
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danielhozac
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Have you read the HTTP RFC?
//Daniel
//Daniel
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danielhozac
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This should work:
[tt]$post_data = "variable1=yes&variable2=no";
$socket = fsockopen("<hostname>", 80);
fwrite($socket, "POST <uri> HTTP/1.1\r\n"
;
fwrite($socket, "Host: <hostname>\r\n"
fwrite($socket, "Content-Length: " . strlen($post_data) . "\r\n"
fwrite($socket, "\r\n" . $post_data);
while (($response .= fread($socket, 1024)) === ""
;
fclose($fp);[/tt]
//Daniel
[tt]$post_data = "variable1=yes&variable2=no";
$socket = fsockopen("<hostname>", 80);
fwrite($socket, "POST <uri> HTTP/1.1\r\n"
;fwrite($socket, "Host: <hostname>\r\n"
;fwrite($socket, "Content-Length: " . strlen($post_data) . "\r\n"
;fwrite($socket, "\r\n" . $post_data);
while (($response .= fread($socket, 1024)) === ""
;
fclose($fp);[/tt]
//Daniel
danielhozac
Programmer
And of course the [tt]fclose($fp);[/tt] should be [tt]fclose($socket);[/tt]
//Daniel
//Daniel
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