Net.FHttp in a scene?

[Nine 0]

I want to have an additional logfile witch I can fill from a sceen or vDevice.  I guess the easyest way is to pass the infos with a http request to a php-file on my on webserver. Correct me, if I am totally wrong.

 

In a vDevice the following LUA code works: 

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1) What do I have to change, that the code works in a sceen too?

I get this error message in a sceen: 

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2) How can I encode _event or _device so that I can use spaces (eg. _event = "Event happend at 2 am by xyz")?

With spaces my server (not Fibaro HC2) answers with a 400 error. 

[Krikroff 199]

@Nine,

 

You can use Net.* only in virtual device, in scene you must use net.HTTPClient

 

For example:

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[dawiinci 5]

Do you have any documentation how to use this with PUT, POST, JSON and others?

[sj3fk3 27]

Have a look here, most subjects are covered in this script: 

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[dawiinci 5]

Thanks!

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I get nil. However I should get a number. Is there something wrong?

 

And why are there two timeouts?

[sj3fk3 27]

I think you are mixing GET and POST syntax here.. And "result" is not declared.. 

 

have a look at the documentation at: 

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[Nine 0]

 

For example:

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Ok, thx. Question 1 is answered with that

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But how can I send an url with spaces (e.g.

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Device No. 1&event=New event)? If I type this url in the browser, it works (and the browser replaces all spaces with %20). 

 

How can I replace all spaces with %20 in a string in LUA? Found the answer by myself 

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Edited February 8, 2015 by Nine