llHTTPRequest

I'm trying to establish a connection between my LSL script and a php script on my home computer. I'm pretty sure I've got the syntax correct (I followed some examples posted on the wiki pretty closely), but all I get back from the script is the php code itself. What am I doing wrong?


string URL = "http://my.home.computer/sldata.php";
key http;

default
{
touch_start(integer foo)
{
http = llHTTPRequest( URL,
[HTTP_METHOD, "POST"],
"sldata=12345";
}

http_response(key id, integer status, list meta, string body)
{
if( http == id )
{
integer i;
list lbody = llParseString2List( body, ["\n"], [] );
integer count = llGetListLength( lbody );
for( i = 0; i < count; i++ )
{
llOwnerSay( llList2String( lbody,i ) );
}
}
}
}

And here's what I get back:

<?php
$sldata = $_POST["sldata"];
echo "Data: " . $sldata;
?>

What I want to get, of course, is "12345".

Rachel

something is wrong with your php server

if you are getting the whole php script back, it would seem that php isn't enabled (at least in that folder)

As other have said, it looks like a problem with your server rather than anything wrong in the LSL.

Do other PHP scripts run on the server? If not then you need to look at the web server config files and tell it that files ending .php are processed by the php executable.

There are tons of articles on the web describing in detail how to do this for most web servers.

Yes, you're all right... PHP scripts won't run at all on my computer. I just upgraded to Leopard, and lots of stuff is broken. That's the last time I'll be a version.0 adopter!

Rachel