I tried to use Barry's code, I think I am not using it correctly to upload data

Thank you Barry for the code, I am trying to adapt it to put data into a file I have on my web server.
I think I have butchered it somehow....

I tried, maybe I have not formated something properly?

I am really not sure about how to format the new data to push into the file.....
Based on what you had, I think it follows the file path?  I tried " this is new data for the file"....

Thanks for the help, I know I am asking for a lot of help, I just am really stuck with this  :P


This is what I tried.....
(defun push ()

(setq webObj nil)

(setq strUrl (strcat "http://stampingsolutionsgroup.com/rcmtool/stationformdata/formdata_bob.txt" " this is new data for the file"))

(setq webObj (vlax-invoke-method (vlax-get-acad-object) 'GetInterfaceObject "WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1"))
 
(vlax-invoke-method webObj 'Open "GET" strUrl :vlax-true)

(vlax-invoke-method webObj 'Send) 


);end defun

That's definitely not going to work.... :)
You're just sending a URL to a file named "formdata_bob.txt this is new data for the file"
You need to send "this is new data for the file" as an argument to a PHP file & have the PHP file pars the arguments & write to the "formdata_bob.txt" file.
I'll see if a can but a working example together...

OK I think I got a little working example for ya.
(Note; I know very little PHP, I just hacked this together from the PHP Tutorial link I gave you before)
Try this:


(defun push (file temp1 temp2 / )
 (setq webObj nil)
 (setq strUrl (strcat "http://www.opendcl.com/temp/FileWrite.php?file=" file  "&temp1=" temp1 "&temp2=" temp2))
 (setq webObj (vlax-invoke-method (vlax-get-acad-object) 'GetInterfaceObject "WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1"))
 (vlax-invoke-method webObj 'Open "GET" strUrl :vlax-true)
 (vlax-invoke-method webObj 'Send)
);end defun

(push "formdata_bob.txt" "Hello" "World")


PHP code:

<?php



//get variables from URL

$myFile = $_GET['file'];

$temp1 = $_GET['temp1'];

$temp2 = $_GET['temp2'];



//Open file & write to it

$fh = fopen($myFile, 'w') or die("can't open file");

$stringData = $temp1 . "/t";

fwrite($fh, $stringData);

$stringData = $temp2 . "/t";

fwrite($fh, $stringData);

fclose($fh);



//echo variables for debugging in the browser, not returned to Lisp

echo $myFile . "/t";

echo $temp1 . "/t";

echo $temp2 . "/t";



?>

This assumes the .PHP & .TXT file are in the same folder, has no error checking or security.
I'll leave these file up in the "www.opendcl.com/temp[url=http://][url=http://][url=http://]" folder for you to play with, but will take them down in a few day.
Hope this helps...

Barry

Thanks Barry, I think I am getting it now, I will give it a try!

I tried that method, it would not allow me access to the temp directory Barry listed, something about permisions....
So I tweaked the code to point at my web server.... but it does not seem to work.
So I entered the commands in one at a time on the command line making sure the StrURl was set first.

It returns nil where it should be opening the web object, I am guessing this is not what it should do....
Any thoughts?


Command: *Cancel*
Command: !strurl
"http://www.stampingsolutionsgroup.com/home/wihon/public_html/bquinn/FileWrite.p
hp?file=formdata_bob.txt&temp1=Hello&temp2=World"
Command: (setq webObj (vlax-invoke-method (vlax-get-acad-object)
'GetInterfaceObject "WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1")) #
Command: (vlax-invoke-method webObj 'Open "GET" strUrl :vlax-true)
nil
Command: (vlax-invoke-method webObj 'Send)
nil


File used is below....


(defun push (file temp1 temp2 / ) 
  (setq webObj nil) 
  (setq strUrl (strcat "http://www.stampingsolutionsgroup.com/home/wihon/public_html/bquinn/FileWrite.php?file=" file  "&temp1=" temp1 "&temp2=" temp2)) 
  (setq webObj (vlax-invoke-method (vlax-get-acad-object) 'GetInterfaceObject "WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1")) 
  (vlax-invoke-method webObj 'Open "GET" strUrl :vlax-true)
  (vlax-invoke-method webObj 'Send) 
);end defun 

Did you put "FileWrite.php" & "formdata_bob.txt" on your web server?
When I go to: {2}
or: {2}

I get file not found, so it don't look like it....

Yes these 2 lines always return nil

  (vlax-invoke-method webObj 'Open "GET" strUrl :vlax-true)
  (vlax-invoke-method webObj 'Send)

Hi Barry, I will work on the path, its hard to tell where the stuff is at with the Cpanel interface, (or maybe its just my lack of web-site understanding!)

Thanks, Bob.

o.k. I think I got the paths correct, but no go still......

{2}

OK you got 1 out of 2 done:
{2}
Still has File not found....

Hi Barry, thanks for all your help! I think we got it going, something about case sensitive paths, and they didn't match or something!

Thanks for all your help!