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Added POST example function |
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Apr 16, 2018
| const char* str; | ||
| size_t len; | ||
| http_request_get_data(http_ctx, &str, &len); | ||
| parse_urlencoded_args(ctx, str, len); |
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why you did this? this code doesn't pass the form arguments correctly
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Does it make sense that form_ctx (or simply ctx argument) refers to events others than HTTP_HANDLE_DATA so when we are parsing urlencoded arguments we are using the "original" context?
It works this way for me.
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Is there any news about analyzing these PR? @igrr and @milamber-ls ? |
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Added an example function that initializes the http server, receive a GET request and respond a HTML containing a "Hello World, from ESP32!" content. Documentation was updated.