[6Yukimuro9]

Hello, I have these variables:

path - path to .txt file
html_response - content of .txt file

I need to parse `path` to `html_response`, I tried many thing and Its not working

I believe its not so hard because I never did an AMXMODX but I'm familiar with PAWN because of SA-MP...

( In SA-MP there was simple fread native )

[OciXCrom]

If you simply want to load the contents of the file "path" in "html_response", you can easily do that by using the LoadFileForMe function.

[6Yukimuro9]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom If you simply want to load the contents of the file "path" in "html_response", you can easily do that by using the LoadFileForMe function.

if (file_exists(path))
	{
		new response[1], length;
		LoadFileForMe(path, response, sizeof(response), length);
		server_print("Path = %s", path);
		server_print("Buffer = %s", response);
	}

Resulted

Path = 160.2.52.234.txt
Buffer =

Always nothing is returned to buffer ( I checked file and it is single Y which is good )

EDIT:

Here, I tried this and same result...

public client_connectex(id, const name[], const ip[], reason[128])
{
	new client_ip[MAX_IP_LENGTH], path[MAX_IP_LENGTH + 16];
	get_user_ip(id, client_ip, sizeof(client_ip), 1);
	
	format(client_ip, sizeof(client_ip), "160.2.52.234"); // Random proxy IP for testing
	
	replace_string(proxy_url, url_size, "{IP}", client_ip, false);
	
	format(path, sizeof(path), "%s.txt", client_ip);
	
	HTTP_DownloadFile(proxy_url, path);
	
	if (file_exists(path))
	{
		new file = fopen(path, "r");
		new a[16];
		
		fgets(file, a, charsmax(a));
		server_print("%s", a);
		fclose(file);
	}
	return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
}

...and issue was with HTTP_Download, I commented it and everything was OK.,..

[thEsp]

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpo...93&postcount=5

[6Yukimuro9]

Originally Posted by thEsp https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpo...93&postcount=5

I know, please read what I wrote, probably every method I tried was working but problem was HTTP_Download

[thEsp]

Make buffer at least 2 characters long or more (Suppose first char is response, and as always the last one is '\n' which stands for newline), and sockets don't actually support HTTP-S.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by thEsp as always the last one is '\n' which stands for newline

In what case is this true? It's not true regarding general strings in Pawn.

[6Yukimuro9]

Originally Posted by thEsp Make buffer at least 2 characters long or more (Suppose first char is response, and as always the last one is '\n' which stands for newline), and sockets don't actually support HTTP-S.

I alredy made it work, anyway thx..

[Black Rose]

Originally Posted by thEsp sockets don't actually support HTTP-S.

HTTPS is a protocol at a higher level than Sockets. Sockets can't even tell the difference.

I think the only thing that currently works with HTTPS is the cURL module.