Re: FormPostAdd & Request:Body (General questions)
Skc,
did you set appropriate request header too? Look at Request.Headers.ToString in both cases - when we do formpost, and when you do it manually. What are you missing in your case?
Kreso
No I did not set the request.headers. Do I need to? It is not stated in the Post() documentation.
the Request.Tostring of formpost return Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded .
I set this above string using Request.Headers.Add and it works!
Is there anything else that is required other than this?
Complete thread:
- FormPostAdd & Request:Body - Skc, 2007-09-22, 01:36
- Re: FormPostAdd & Request:Body - wodSupport, 2007-09-22, 01:56
- Re: FormPostAdd & Request:Body - Skc, 2007-09-24, 10:21
- Re: FormPostAdd & Request:Body - wodDamir, 2007-09-24, 10:41
- Re: FormPostAdd & Request:Body - Skc, 2007-09-24, 10:21
- Re: FormPostAdd & Request:Body - wodSupport, 2007-09-22, 01:56