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Anyone have this file: HTTPPost_files.au3


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Hello, I am trying to make a auto it script that is going to upload a picture via PHP every 5 minutes

I found some info from 2009 how to do this, there is a php script and a autoit file:

Problem is that the scripts uses HTTPPost_files.au3 anyone have a copy of this file?

Or do you have another way to have a autoit script to automaticly upload a file to php? (maby use winhttp.au3?)... Proxy at our work blocks FTP so i cannot use FTP :(

Right now i am using Macros to move mouse, click and so one.., but i would like a script to do everything in the background...

 

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I suggest to use trancexx's WinHTTP UDF.
The UDF is being maintained by the author and I'm sure you'll get answers if you run into problems when coding.

My UDFs and Tutorials:

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22 hours ago, water said:

I suggest to use trancexx's WinHTTP UDF.
The UDF is being maintained by the author and I'm sure you'll get answers if you run into problems when coding.

Thank you Water! I will try to get the script working using WinHTTP!!! :)

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