[darklord18]

Hi everyone,

How do i get the response given by a php script?After i post the arguments to the website, it will return a response(from the echo command). How can I get this??

Thank you a lot!

[gaba88]

hi darkload18
you mean you want to make a event call using a php script or you want make that work take place in the web sever. please make the question very clear

[darklord18]

No i will send a set of variable. eg

server.php?username=asdas&pass=asd

Now the php page will check if the username is good or not and will echo a reply. Either good or not.

My problem is how to get this response?

Check this code:
http://www.mobilenin.com/pys60/resources/http_post.py

I want a code so that you get the response from the webpage.

Make me know if am unclear!

Thank you!
for you reply

[gaba88]

hi darkload18
what you can do is if you know php you can write a php script according to your problem. then to see the result or the response you can open that page using PyS60.
i hope you got it.
waiting for ur feedback

[croozeus]

Originally Posted by darklord18

No i will send a set of variable. eg

server.php?username=asdas&pass=asd

Now the php page will check if the username is good or not and will echo a reply. Either good or not.

If you need writing the php script, then you are not at the right place.

Try http://forums.devnetwork.net/ or http://forums.devnetwork.net/ which are forums intended towards PHP discussions.

Originally Posted by darklord18

I want a code so that you get the response from the webpage.

Make me know if am unclear!

Doesn't the following code work for you?

conn = httplib.HTTPConnection("www.myserver.com")
conn.request("POST", "/folder/myphp.php", params, headers)
response = conn.getresponse()
conn.close()

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[darklord18]

But the code:

response = conn.getresponse()

Does not work! I wanted to get the response from the website!eg if the webpage displayed "logged", how can i get this. There is one way.To get the page(meaning download it). Is there not any better way?

Thank you a lot!

[szallah]

this would be a workaround. maybe not really effective, but it works for me...

import urllib
import string

url = 'http://www.whateverserver.com/server.php?username=asdas&pass=asd'
data = urllib.urlopen(url)
html = data.read()
if string.find(html, 'logged') >= 0:
    print 'logged in'
else:
    print 'login failure'

you could do the same without the string-module. that would be html.find('logged')... but i prefer the string-module...

[darklord18]

THATS WHAT I NEEDED! THANK YOU TO YOU ALL FOR YOUR HELP! I WILL CHECK IT OUT!

THANKS A LOT!!