Title: Can the <@URL> be assigned to a variable?
Hi all,
If the question makes little sense, it’s because I’m still figuring out why their server spits back “Content-Length:Required” every time we post to their server. The value is being assigned and everything looks fine, but it’s chocking
Kaustav, that is about the worst idea I ever heard.
Fortunately, you're not to blame for the inadequacies of the system, or who you
work for.
The trick is to put the content-length in the USERAGENT attribute of the <@URL>
call, sort of
like so:
USERAGENT='Witango <@VERSION> <@PLATFORM><@CRLF
Hi Scott,
Thanks for the 411...now I'm getting Bad Request (Invalid Header Name).
According to Microsoft's documentation, it seems as thought this means that
there is a linear white space between the HTTP request line and the starting
header. Here's the AII DOM & the @URL:
<@ASSIGN NAME="aiiDom"
Hi Kaustav,
Take out all the stuff before "Content-Type". Those are valid HTTP
instructions, but they are the
base HTTP instructions already provided by the <@URL> (behind the scenes), so
what you've
done is duplicated a bunch of the instructions. This trick is only intended for
extra HTTP in
Hi Scott,
Thanks again for the pointers! I really do appreciate the help, and sure
have learned a lot by talking with you guys! Thanks much!
Kaustav
On 10/2/06 1:03 PM, "Scott Cadillac" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Kaustav,
>
> Take out all the stuff before "Content-Type". Those are valid
