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I am try to download the response of a php script. This script can take multiple minutes, will INetGet() still work? and how should i use it? I just want the php to run, i don't need any data.

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I am try to download the response of a php script. This script can take multiple minutes, will INetGet() still work? and how should i use it? I just want the php to run, i don't need any data.

As far as I know INetGet is for downloading files? :blink:

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yes i know, but if i would want to download a php that first needs to output some content i thought it might wait for the output to show before the real download started? Just guessing here.. Thats why i'm asking.

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If you just need to read the response from a php script that's on the page, I would suggest looking at _IEBodyReadHTML() or _IEBodyReadText().

If those don't work, you could use _IEDocReadHTML().

I've had to do that on a few pages. Easiest method that I know of is to output that to a temporary variable and then use stringinstr() to look for whether there's an occurance of the text string you're expecting or not.

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Easiest method that I know of is to output that to a temporary variable and then use stringinstr() to look for whether there's an occurance of the text string you're expecting

Easiest method that I know of is to output that to a temporary variable and then use stringinstr() to look for whether there's an occurance of the text string you're expecting or not

Ehh? Isn't that the same? :blink:

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