Request UDF - The simplest way to make HTTP request

[argumentum]

I want to implement curl like that. How can i put a header to curl :(.

for what I've seen at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQv9xfOfLOY&index=1&list=PLoN_ejT35AEhbFswEKW36LxzyXJs7xCWS&ab_channel=MitchellHudson going all JavaScript may be the solution for Parse if you use https://parse.com/docs/js/api/ 
The OO_JSON.UDF has code you can use to base your code on. You may even make an AutoIt UDF, for the rest of us clueless guys  

My 2 cents.

[fairylovehn127]

Thanks. I solved my problem with request udf

[Skystrike]

Is it just me who's not able to download the udf? The download link is greyed out, then when i click it I'm redirected to an empty page.

[recmund]

Here, take my updated UDFs

Request AutoIt3 UDF.7z

[jjone]

Hi, Can anyone help me please?

I'm trying to build a function to make a REST request and get a callback response using autoit.

Thank you very much.

Justin

This my REST Request url:

http://localhost/Sale

this is the json request value pairs      {"Amount":$0.99, "Orderid": "001"}

my REST callback url:

http://localhost/Callback/SaleResponse

this the callback response values     {"Success": [true|false], "Result": [SUCCESS|FAIL|CANCEL]}

Func My_Sale($Total, $Oid)
    RequestDefault('{refer: "http://localhost", agent: "autoit/Request", callback: "MyCallback"}')

    Local $Data =  Request("http://localhost/Sale", '{Amount: $Total, Orderid: $Oid}')
  ;ConsoleWrite($Data & @LF)

EndFunc

Func MyCallback($Obj)
    Local $Data = Json_ObjGet($Obj, "Data")
    Local $EffectiveUrl = Json_ObjGet($Obj, "http://localhost/Callback/SaleResponse")
     ;Need to get callback result checked.  
EndFunc