Subj : Re: Attempting to add reCaptcha
To   : Noisome
From : echicken
Date : Mon Apr 15 2013 12:02 pm

  Re: Re: Attempting to add reCaptcha
  By: Noisome to Mro on Sat Apr 13 2013 12:49:58

 No> But anyway, http.js, any example on the best usage? :)

Here's a basic example showing a couple of uses of HTTPRequest.Get and
HTTPRequest.Post:

// Load the HTTP request library
load("http.js");
var response;
var http;

// Create HTTPRequest object 'http'
http = new HTTPRequest();

// Make a GET request, print the response
response = http.Get("http://bbs.electronicchicken.com/test.xjs");
print(response);

// Make a GET request with arguments in the query string, print the response
response = http.Get(
  "http://bbs.electronicchicken.com/test.xjs?argument1=lol&argument2=dongs"
);
print(response);

// Make a POST request, print the response
response = http.Post(
  "http://bbs.electronicchicken.com/test.xjs",
  "&argument1=lol&argument2=dongs"
);
print(response);

// End of example

If you want to get a bit fancy, you can wrap your .Get and .Post requests in
try ... catch blocks so that any errors that are encountered don't get shown to
your users:

try {
 response = http.Get("http://this.will.not.work");
 print(response);
} catch(err) {
 log("There was an error: " + err);
}

Otherwise if the HTTP request fails for any reason, an error will be barfed out
onto your page.

echicken
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