Difference between revisions of "UrlLoader:load"
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| − | + | '''Available since:''' Gideros 2012.2.2<br/>  | |
| − | '''  | + | '''Class:''' [[UrlLoader]]<br/>  | 
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| − | ===   | + | === Description ===  | 
| − | + | Loads data from the specified URL. If there is any load operation in progress, it is terminated and new progress starts.  | |
| − | Loads data from the specified URL. If there is any load operation in progress, it is terminated and new progress starts.  | ||
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<source lang="lua">  | <source lang="lua">  | ||
| − | + | UrlLoader:load(url,method,headers,body)  | |
</source>  | </source>  | ||
| − | ===   | + | |
| − | '''url''': (string, optional)   | + | Please refer to [[UrlLoader.new]] for more detailed description of ''url'', ''method'' and ''body'' parameters.  | 
| − | '''method''': (string, default =   | + | |
| − | '''headers''': (table, optional)   | + | === Parameters ===  | 
| − | '''body''': (string, optional)   | + | '''url''': (string, optional) URL to download. This parameter is optional and if specified loading starts immediately<br/>  | 
| + | '''method''': (string, default = "get") HTTP request method  | ||
| + | '''headers''': (table, optional) HTTP headers  | ||
| + | '''body''': (string, optional) HTTP body data. This data is sent as the message body of a request  | ||
{{UrlLoader}}  | {{UrlLoader}}  | ||
Revision as of 11:56, 12 March 2023
Available since: Gideros 2012.2.2
Class: UrlLoader
Description
Loads data from the specified URL. If there is any load operation in progress, it is terminated and new progress starts.
UrlLoader:load(url,method,headers,body)
Please refer to UrlLoader.new for more detailed description of url, method and body parameters.
Parameters
url: (string, optional) URL to download. This parameter is optional and if specified loading starts immediately
method: (string, default = "get") HTTP request method
headers: (table, optional) HTTP headers
body: (string, optional) HTTP body data. This data is sent as the message body of a request