On Wed, 6 Aug 2008, Steven Morgan wrote:

> I'm looking to pass a PHP cURL response to my own parsing method, and would
> like to access the exact response received when a request is made, is this
> possible? I'm aware that I can add headers to the output for example, but
> I'm concerned this is not the pure response?

The last sentence makes me very puzzled. Of course the *output* is not the
pure *response*. The output is a request, the response is input (as CURL/PHP
is always acting as a client).

> Additionally, would I be right in thinking that if I were to set a cookie
> header via CURLOPT_HTTPHEADERS, and disable cURL's built in cookie handling
> this would still work correctly?

Yes, and there's even a shortcut for this called CURLOPT_COOKIE.

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  / daniel.haxx.se
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