inetget needs the filename parameter?

[LoWang]

Hello, I am calling a php script with parameters to write data into database, but it does not work if I do not specify a filename in an inetget() function - it returns 0 and sets @error to 1 although helpfile says that the filename is an optional attribute:o It works right after I add some filename to it...

I found out that I can use inetread function which gets data into variable instead of a file, but I will probably not need this data anyway. Just thought it may be a bug in inetget or a mistake in a helpfile that it does not work without a filename.

[JohnOne]

You are going to have to specify a filename to store the file if you dont have a copy of that file in cache (I think)

If you would want a string variable then try InetRead()

[LoWang]

Hey man tell me why do I have a feeling that people just rarely read the post before they answer ;-D

[JohnOne]

I dont know ! I'm sure they do. I just never read it in full.

The filename still stands.

Edited September 3, 2010 by JohnOne