[dtn]

Hello

I am new to SourceMod, and I want to create an array based on the number of clients connected to the server and send it through SteamWorks POST.

But I simply can't figure it out. Can anyone assist me in this?

First, I tried the following, but each line basically replaces the one before, so I would only receive "VAL3".

PHP Code:

SteamWorks_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(req, "data[]", "VAL1");
SteamWorks_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(req, "data[]", "VAL2");
SteamWorks_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(req, "data[]", "VAL3"); 


Then I tried the following, but get error "error 048: array (s do not match":

PHP Code:

char data[3][64];

data[0] = "VAL1";
data[1] = "VAL1";
data[2] = "VAL1";

SteamWorks_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(req, "data", data); 


[Papero]

Originally Posted by dtn Hello I am new to SourceMod, and I want to create an array based on the number of clients connected to the server and send it through SteamWorks POST. But I simply can't figure it out. Can anyone assist me in this? First, I tried the following, but each line basically replaces the one before, so I would only receive "VAL3". PHP Code: SteamWorks_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(req, "data[]", "VAL1"); SteamWorks_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(req, "data[]", "VAL2"); SteamWorks_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(req, "data[]", "VAL3");  Then I tried the following, but get error "error 048: array (s do not match": PHP Code: char data[3][64]; data[0] = "VAL1"; data[1] = "VAL1"; data[2] = "VAL1"; SteamWorks_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(req, "data", data);

I'd create a JSON string and the pass it, you could use SMJansson to do so.


EDIT:
You might do something like this:

PHP Code:

    /* We're gonna create this JSON String:
    {
        "data": [
            "VAL1",
            "VAL2",
            "VAL3"
        ]
    } 
    */
    Handle JSONObj = json_object();
    Handle JSONArr = json_array();
    json_array_append_new(JSONArr, json_string("VAL1"));
    json_array_append_new(JSONArr, json_string("VAL2"));
    json_array_append_new(JSONArr, json_string("VAL3"));
    json_object_set_new(JSONObj, "data", JSONArr);
    
    char sJSON[1024];
    json_dump(JSONObj, sJSON, sizeof(sJSON));
    ReplyToCommand(client, sJSON);
    
    
    
    
    /* Initialize your request ...*/
    SteamWorks_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(req, "data", sJSON);
    /* ... Send your request */ 


[dtn]

Originally Posted by Papero I'd create a JSON string and the pass it, you could use SMJansson to do so. EDIT: You might do something like this: PHP Code:     /* We're gonna create this JSON String:     {         "data": [             "VAL1",             "VAL2",             "VAL3"         ]     }      */     Handle JSONObj = json_object();     Handle JSONArr = json_array();     json_array_append_new(JSONArr, json_string("VAL1"));     json_array_append_new(JSONArr, json_string("VAL2"));     json_array_append_new(JSONArr, json_string("VAL3"));     json_object_set_new(JSONObj, "data", JSONArr);          char sJSON[1024];     json_dump(JSONObj, sJSON, sizeof(sJSON));     ReplyToCommand(client, sJSON);                         /* Initialize your request ...*/     SteamWorks_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(req, "data", sJSON);     /* ... Send your request */

This is amazing. Never thought about using SMJansson.

Works like a charm. Thank you so much!

[Pelipoika]

SteamWorks_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(hRequest, "data[1]", "VAL1");
SteamWorks_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(hRequest, "data[2]", "VAL2");
SteamWorks_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(hRequest, "data[3]", "VAL3");

Node server receives:

PHP Code:

{data: [ 'VAL1', 'VAL2', 'VAL3' ] }