http_post_fields

(PECL pecl_http:0.10.0-1.4.1)

http_post_fields — Perform POST request with data to be encoded

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string http_post_fields ( string $url [, array $data [, array $files [, array $options [, array &$info]]]] )

Performs an HTTP POST request on the supplied url.

See http_get() for a full list of available parameters and options.

Seznam parametrů

url: URL
data: Associative array of POST values
files: Array of files to post
options: Request options
info: Request/response information

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Returns the HTTP response(s) as string on success, or FALSE on failure.

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Last updated: Sat, 24 Mar 2007

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ya at kirilloid dot ru
02-Mar-2008 04:59


comment to wormholio's answer:

if you use regular expression, then use it fully:

"/HTTP\/\d\.\d 302 Found/"

Some servers still can use HTTP 1.0

wormholio at gmail dot com
29-Jan-2008 04:32


To use POST to submit a form to a site which requires a cookie for authentication you put the cookie in the $options array.  Example:



<?php



$auth="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";



$form_url="http://pirates.spy-hill.net/forum_reply.php?thread=663";



$message  = "RoboCodeDwarf now has the gold. \n\n";

$message .= "RoboCodeDwarf sez: [quote] " . `fortune -s` . "[/quote]\n";



$form_fields = array(

                     'content' => $message,

                     'add_signature' => 'add_it',

                     'submit' => 'Post reply'  );

$form_files=array();

$form_options=array( 'cookies' => array( 'auth' => $auth ) );



$response = http_post_fields($form_url, $form_fields, $form_files, $form_options );



$n = preg_match("/HTTP\/1.1 302 Found/", $response, $matches);

if($n<1) echo "FAILED\n";

 else    echo "POSTED\n";



?>

thomasxholder at compuserve dot de
07-Jan-2007 12:21


It was hard to figure out how to actually post files with this function. The "Array of files to post" is an array of associative arrays, each need the keys "name", "type" and "file". Consider this example code:



<?php

$files = array(

    array(

        'name' => 'somename',

        'type' => 'text/plain',

        'file' => $filename

    )

);

$http_response = http_post_fields($url, $data, $files);

?>

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Last updated: Sat, 24 Mar 2007