No, thats how HTTP works.
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No, thats how HTTP works.
Sorry but, if i do [color:#000099]Recv$( "MooSock", [color:#CC0000]0[/color])[/color] => does it mean i don't want to limit the number of bytes or characters??
Ok, sorry, I test it, and : no, it doesn't work like that^^
Do you know how can i do if i don't want any limit?
Simply use a big number but generally, the server split the result into different answers (so you can set the limit to 400 or 900). If the answer could be big, you should be sure to get all the data after several answers before processing it. ;)
Ok, if there are différent answers, i have te set my string object to [color:#000099]string$( "String" )+Recv$( "MooSock", 999)[/color], and not only [color:#000099]Recv$( "MooSock", 999)[/color]^^
This is why it didn't work^^
Thanks^^
I have an old example that sends a get request to my website and gets a reply: