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POST the current result buffer as the body of an HTTP request
Sends the current result buffer as the request body to the specified URL using HttpSendNet. Supports content type, credentials, method override, allow-all-status-codes, and forced encoding. Unlike HttpSendNet with $result$, this variant always sends msResult regardless of argument 1.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| cmd | ignored |
| Argument 0 | content type |
| Argument 1 | not used |
| Argument 2 | username |
| Argument 3 | password |
| Argument 4 | domain |
| Argument 5 | method (GET, POST, PUT, etc) |
| Argument 6 | Allow all status codes including 400. When this is set, a 400 will still set the response and will not raise an error. When this is not set, a 400 will raise an error |
| Argument 7 | Force Encoding (e.g. "1252" or "utf-8") |
HttpSendNetResult "ignored", "content type", "not used", "username", "password", "domain", "method (GET, POST, PUT, etc)", "Allow all status codes including 400. When this is set, a 400 will still set the response and will not raise an error. When this is not set, a 400 will raise an error", "Force Encoding (e.g. "1252" or "utf-8")"