Mike,
Thank you. Your loop through the array makes perfect sense to me.
On Aug 7, 2015 6:21 PM, "Mike Bonner" wrote:
> A couple things, probably just typos but..
>
> Your function begin and end names don't match.
> You have 2 put lines on the same line, which won't work. (type on this one
> i'm
A couple things, probably just typos but..
Your function begin and end names don't match.
You have 2 put lines on the same line, which won't work. (type on this one
i'm sure)
When you are getting stuff back out of the $_POST variable, "name" and
"message" are the array keys. not "tName" or "tMess
In the multiLine messageBox, I have this script:
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put empty into tForm
put "http://myServer/post_this.lc"; into tUrl
put "dave" into tName put "hello" into tMessage
if libURLMultipartFormData (tForm, "name", tName, "message", tMessage) is
not empty then
answer it ##error
else
put "name1=value1&name2=value2&name3=value3" into tPost
post tPost to URL
Its also handy to use liburlformdata to build your post string
also liburlmultipartformdata and liburlmultipartformaddpart
On Fri, Aug 7, 2015 at 10:56 AM, Roger Eller
wrote:
> I want to try POST, but I don't know how to
I want to try POST, but I don't know how to feed it my list as a parameter
without having a form involved. Any examples of POST without a html form
would be helpful.
~Roger
On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 2:38 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
> Not sure it'll make a difference, but have you considered using POS
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Not sure it'll make a difference, but have you considered using POST rather
th
Not sure it'll make a difference, but have you considered using POST rather
than get?
On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 12:23 PM, Richard Gaskin
wrote:
> I don't think it's the URL length. URL length may sometimes be an issue,
> but most often only for the server; since this works in a browser I think
> i
I don't think it's the URL length. URL length may sometimes be an
issue, but most often only for the server; since this works in a browser
I think it may be reasonably safe to rule that out.
Cookies won't appear in the data, but they can be seen with whatever
tools your browser provides for e
Richard, if I view source of the result in a browser, it is just text,
exactly as the database spits it out, no formatting as it is not meant for
browser/human consumption. I haven't used or needed to use cookies
before. This application works for 99% of the requests. Based on the size
of the wo
Roger Eller wrote:
> The URL is really long, so maybe I am hitting some upper limit within
> LiveCode. The same URL pasted into a browser (chrome) receives a
> result, but get URL within LiveCode does not. The parameter is just a
> long list my server script looks up in a database. The list leng
Nope, that didn't resolve it. The URL is really long, so maybe I am
hitting some upper limit within LiveCode. The same URL pasted into a
browser (chrome) receives a result, but get URL within LiveCode does not.
The parameter is just a long list my server script looks up in a database.
The list le
Thanks Ralph! I was thinking along those lines, but wasn't sure if the
result wasn't making it back to LC Server from a database query, or whether
it was the web server timing out. I'm going to try it and see what happens!
~Roger
On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 11:06 AM, Ralph DiMola
wrote:
> Roger,
Roger,
Try set the socketTimeoutInterval to "milliseconds"
The default seems to be 1 (10 seconds)
It also works on mobile although the docs say that this is not available on
mobile.
I set mine to "set the socketTimeoutInterval to 3" This gives 30 seconds
for the server to respond.
If ther
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