PHP GET and POST data with fsockopen?

– Digital Human Nov 9 '10 at 15:53 it flushes any buffered data through the stream. – jay. Lee Nov 9 '10 at 15:57.

You're doing a GET and a POST in the same connection, This isn't valid for HTTP/1.0 which you have specified and re-assured via connection: close. Comment out your get portion and just do the post. You can get data back with a post, so you don't need to do a get and a post.

Or if you do need to do a get and a post, close the socket, then re-establish the socket again for the post.

I need to firts do the get to get the $view_state value, otherwise it would be empty. When I re-astablish a new connection the $view_state would be different, so that wouldn't help. – Digital Human Nov 9 '10 at 15:51 Then after the GET, close the socket, and open another connection for the POST.

The connection should be getting dropped after your get buffer empties, and your post is ignored. – superfro Nov 9 '10 at 15:54 Whoops, re-read your statment. Well, if you must have the same connection you need to switch to http 1.1, and use persistent connections via Connection: Keep-Alive instead of connection: close – superfro Nov 9 '10 at 16:01 Ok, then I get do the get request firts, flush using fflush, and then do the post?

– Digital Human Nov 9 '10 at 17:01.

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