From: "Hrishi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > $string ="foo=bar&food=apple";
> > $contentlength=$string.size;
> > $uuencodestring=uuencode($string);
>
> uuencode ? are you looking at urlencode ?
>
> use
> $contentlength=strlen($string);
>
> also remember according to the HTTP protocol, you have to show
> $string ="foo=bar&food=apple";
> $contentlength=$string.size;
> $uuencodestring=uuencode($string);
uuencode ? are you looking at urlencode ?
use
$contentlength=strlen($string);
also remember according to the HTTP protocol, you have to show the length of
the encoded string, not the original;
Evan,
I have no good answer to your problem, but probably you should have a
look at Snoopy (snoopy.sourceforce.net), which implements HTTP posts,
along with some other nifty functions and is very easy to use.
Cheers,
Ben
"Montgomery-Recht, Evan" wrote:
>
> I'm working through geting the raw so
I'm working through geting the raw sockets implementation to send a http
post command to a cgi-script.
But there's one thing I'm trying to figure out.
How do I create the content-length?
I don't see a obvious way but my expection would be the following code.
$string ="foo=bar&food=apple";
$con
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