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Hi Mihael,
The 2nd parameter to http_error() will give you the http response code
if that's what you need?
http_error(*omit: myCode);
if (myCode = 404);
dsply 'got 404 not found';
endif;
Is that what you're looking for?
Alternately, If you change your logic to use http_req() instead of
http_string(), http_req() will directly return the code for anything
besdies 200. (200 means success).
myCode = http_req(...parameters...);
if myCode = 404;
dsply 'got 404 not found';
endif;
-SK
On 2/25/2019 3:16 AM, Mihael wrote:
Hi,how do I get the HTTP status of the last request? I am using
I am using Scott's HTTPAPI to make a request and that works fine. But
http_string to make the request.
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Thanks in advance.
Mihael
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