Re: HTTP_Request / No body?
| From: | Carsten Wiedmann | Date: | Sat, 01 Dec 2007 21:40:42 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: HTTP_Request / No body? | ||
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Philippe Jausions schrieb:
Joe Stump wrote:That's not the same. Because you must download the data, even you don't display/use it. Last month, during my work on a small shell wrapper to HTTP_Request, I've had the same problem like Joe. Without a solution and I must also use your way. But IMHO a good idea for a feature request? Because HTTP_Response::process() have allready such an option. Regards, CarstenIs there a way to *force* HTTP_Request to NOT download the body of a page even if the request type is GET? Curl allows this with the NOBODY option.Just pass "saveBody" => false in the option and you may also have to set up a listener to simply ignore the "gotBody" notification data passed by the HTTP_Response.