I apologize for being a pest about this, I'm just not getting it.
I'm attempting to open a connection to NetLedger to post an XML file. I'm
attempting this basic code, which is pretty much what I find everywhere:
$ch = curl_init();
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL,
At 11/21/2002 11:55 AM, greg R wrote:
I don't think cURL is very intuitive.
Well, I'm glad to see someone else say that. Makes me feel less retarded.
Can you at least echo a response code from your
function, such as
$res = curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL,
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I apologize for being a pest about this, I'm just not getting it.
I'm attempting to open a connection to NetLedger to post an XML file. I'm
attempting this basic code, which is pretty
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At 11/21/2002 11:55 AM, greg R wrote:
I don't think cURL is very intuitive.
Well, I'm glad to see someone else say that. Makes me feel less retarded.
Can you at least echo
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At 11/21/2002 11:55 AM, greg R wrote:
I don't think cURL is very intuitive.
Well, I'm glad to see someone else say that. Makes me feel less retarded.
Can you at least echo a response code from your
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I apologize for being a pest about this, I'm just not getting it.
I'm attempting to open a connection to NetLedger to post an XML file. I'm
attempting this basic code, which is pretty
At 11/21/2002 03:18 PM, Bret L Conard wrote:
Really appreciate the help Bret. But I've still got some problems:
(FYI - I am using authorize.net, so some of the response parameters may be
different for you)
Actually, I appreciate the fields demonstration because it made me realize
I was
At 11/21/2002 05:16 PM, Jonathan Rosenberg wrote:
I suspect your problem is that CURL is not built with SSL support. To test
this, replace the https:/.../ with a reference to a non-SSL URL
(http://.../). If you get a return that, you need to build CURL with SSL
support.
Indeed it does. :(
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At 11/21/2002 03:18 PM, Bret L Conard wrote:
Really appreciate the help Bret. But I've still got some problems:
(FYI - I am using authorize.net, so some
At 11/21/2002 06:21 PM, Bret L Conard wrote:
one of these should work to import the file
The following options expect a file descriptor that is obtained by using the
fopen() function:
CURLOPT_FILE: The file where the output of your transfer should be placed,
the default is STDOUT.
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