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<?php
/**
* See the headers and cookies of the HTTP response
*
*/
//Include library
require_once('gCurl/gcurl.class.php');
try{
//initialize the class
$curl = new gCurl('http://google.com/');
//execute the HTTP request
$response = $curl->exec();
}catch (gksException $E){
$message = $E->getLogMessage();
file_put_contents('gcurl.error_log.txt',$message);
echo $E->getHtmlMessage();
exit;
}
echo 'Cookies:<br>';
/**
* Cookies are parsed and represented as an array:
* array (
* 'name' => 'PREF',
* 'value' => 'ID=b49b10c435c55014:TM=1199581228:LM=1199581228:S=hXaNi8AR8vNlHx52',
* 'expires' => '2010-01-05 03:10:23',
* 'path' => '/',
* 'domain' => 'google.com',
* 'secure' => NULL,
* 'expires_ts' => 1262653823,
* 'expires_gmt' => 'Tue, 05-Jan-2010 01:10:23 GMT',
* );
* 'expires' is a value of an 'Expires' parameter in a local time zone
* 'expires_ts' is a unix timestamp in local time
* 'expires_gmt' is an original value of an 'Expires' parameter (should be GMT by spec)
*/
print_r($response->cookies);
//see the headers received
echo '<br>Headers: <br>';
/**
* Headers are organized both in an associative array and a numeric one.
*
* You can access headers by number and by name:
* $response->headers[2] or
* $response->headers['cache-control'][0]
*
* Remember, there may be several headers with the same name.
* When referring the header by name the values are stored as a numeric sub-array.
*/
print_r($response->headers);
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