[HTTP/PHP] Calling PHP functions with http.post

Hello, I got a php database api thing and it has a function called upload(name, data)

How can I run that function?
This is what I tried:

http.post("http://ccnet.ddns.me/php/core.php", "upload(\"test\", \"print(\"Hello world!\")\")")

(I got this from pastebin)
But it didn't work, does anyone know how?

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tomass1996, on 04 August 2012 - 11:34 AM said:

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It doesn't show functions. Someone (samrg) gave me a php code with this:

    protected function upload($name, $data){
	    if($this->Write_Lock){
		    die("Write_lock");
	    }
	    $handle = fopen($this->UploadDirectory . basename($name), "w");
	    fwrite($handle,$data);
	    fclose($handle);
	    print("success");
    }

bump :C

Does anyone know how?

Yes you can't you'll have to write the PHP script so that it reads the parameters from the $_POST and $_GET array and make it act accordingly

ComputerCraftFan11, on 04 August 2012 - 10:40 PM said:

bump :C

Does anyone know how?

Lua code:

local function post(one,two)
		http.post(
				"http://website.extension/folder/post.php",
				"one="..textutils.urlEncode(tostring(one)).."&"..
				"two="..textutils.urlEncode(tostring(two))
		)
end
post("testing", "123")

PHP code:

<?php
if(isset($_POST['one']) &amp;&amp; isset($_POST['two'])){
		$one = urldecode($_POST['one']);
		$two = urldecode($_POST['two']);
		echo "One: ".one."nTwo: ".two;
}
?>

Well this is already pretty good.

Now you can make an if/switch-case block in PHP that compares $one with possible values and then executes the function.
Another way is using this http://php.net/manual/en/function.eval.php function with $one / $two as a parameter.

Btw: I guess you made a little mistake here:

"one="..textutils.urlEncode(tostring(two)).."&"..
						    "two="..textutils.urlEncode(tostring(one))

one = two
two = one ?????

xuma202, on 05 August 2012 - 10:16 AM said:

Well this is already pretty good.

Now you can make an if/switch-case block in PHP that compares $one with possible values and then executes the function.
Another way is using this http://php.net/manua...nction.eval.php function with $one / $two as a parameter.

Btw: I guess you made a little mistake here:

"one="..textutils.urlEncode(tostring(two)).."&"..
							"two="..textutils.urlEncode(tostring(one))

one = two
two = one ?????

Oops. Fixed.

Wow @thesbros I thought your first post was made by ComputerCrfatFan11