[PHP] Blank Response On POST

[NSA]

Hello,

So I'm trying to POST some data to page B via page A.
The problem is, when I GET page B, it works fine... however, when POSTing to page B via page A, I get a blank response (sometimes NO DATA RECEIVED).

Can anyone help me with this?

Thanks.

 

[Ecko]

It's an automated process but still sometimes it takes a while for the code to update.

stop posting, you don't know wtf you are talking about

 

[Zaka]

stop posting, you don't know wtf you are talking about

I'm talking about web hosting.

 

[Ecko]

I'm talking about web hosting.

you're talking nonsense, stfu

why the fuck would anyone have to wait "for the hosting to update the code"

 

[Zaka]

you're talking nonsense, stfu

why the fuck would anyone have to wait "for the hosting to update the code"

You clearly didn't understand my meaning. Sometimes when you upload something through FTP it can take a while for the code to update. Sometimes you don't have to wait at all, and sometimes you have to wait a couple of minutes.

 

[Benden]

You clearly didn't understand my meaning. Sometimes when you upload something through FTP it can take a while for the code to update. Sometimes you don't have to wait at all, and sometimes you have to wait a couple of minutes.

When you upload something via FTP it only takes as long as the upload. Once it's uploaded the file is updated...

 

[Ecko]

You clearly didn't understand my meaning. Sometimes when you upload something through FTP it can take a while for the code to update. Sometimes you don't have to wait at all, and sometimes you have to wait a couple of minutes.

that still makes no sense. once it's uploaded the code is changed. there's no waiting for anything.

 

[Zaka]

Depends on what you upload. Some hosting providers have their own system going through the code and such.

 

[Benden]

Depends on what you upload. Some hosting providers have their own system going through the code and such.

never heard or experienced that. Care to name a few?

 

[Ecko]

Depends on what you upload. Some hosting providers have their own system going through the code and such.

no

 

[Zaka]

never heard or experienced that. Care to name a few?

CityNetwork it's a Swedish web hosting company

 

[Travel]

When you upload something via FTP it only takes as long as the upload. Once it's uploaded the file is updated...

Although it's an automated process, there are times when I keep getting the 'cached' copy.

A ctrl + f5 worked in the end. (Strangely it happens with PHP as well)

 

[Hindi]

you're not a programmer, you're a joke

I second that.

 

[NSA]

This was a great thread to come back to. How entertaining!