NOTICE: I have already read the LSL Wiki regarding llHTTPRequest and have attempted all example scripts relating to gathering header information (both apache_request_headers() and the emu_getallheaders() suggestion). Neither have worked.
While it's entirely possible to pass all information needed back and forth from a script with the body of llHTTPRequest...it would be nice to be able to read the default headers sent with every llHTTPRequest on a PHP page...
I am running Apache 1.3.37 on my server...with PHP 5.1.6...
I'm an experienced PHP/MySQL/JavaScript/C# programmer...just have not run into the need to grab non-standard headers before (usually $_SERVER['x'] works just fine)...and so I'm a bit stuck as to how to grab them...
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Kenn Nilsson
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10-07-2006 14:31
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Jillian Callahan
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10-07-2006 14:56
Have you tried a print_r($_SERVER); ? It's quite revealing =^.^=
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Kenn Nilsson
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10-07-2006 20:49
That helped a ton. I just had to AJAX the webpage in order to get a full print_r($_SERVER) return for me (instead of tryin' to get it through SL...where the print_r maxes out the size of the available return before getting to anything useful).
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