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Description
ZennoPoster allows using HTTP requests when working with different websites. You can receive data with GET requests, for example, request search results by request in a search system, download files, parse data, work with API of web services and applications. Performing actions without a browser can significantly reduce the load on computer resources.
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The address of the site to which the request will be sent, you can use a variable.
Referer
The Referer request header contains the URL of the original page from which the current page was navigated. The Referer header allows the server to find out where the link to the requested page came from.
Variable macros can be used.
Encoding
The encoding in which the request will be sent.
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The maximum time to wait for a response from the site in seconds. When the set time is reached, the action will be completed with an error and will exit on the red thread.
Variable macros can be used.
Load
Content only
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By default, files are downloaded to the Trash folder in the ZennoPoster installed directory. The path to it may look like this - C: \ Program Files \ ZennoLab \ RU \ ZennoPoster Pro V7 \ 7.4.0.0 \ Progs \ Trash \ googlelogo_color_92x30dp.png
You can change this path in the settings, globally for all projects. Or by using an action during template execution.
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A ready-made HTTP request can be created directly from the Traffic Window.
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Hover the cursor over the required query and right-click to call the context menu.
Click Create Action from Request.
A fully filled HTTP request action appears on the project canvas.
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If you work exclusively with the help of requests, then you can turn off the browser, thereby saving computer resources; you can do this either in the project settings or using the Browser Settings action.
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HTTP-Request transfer method
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You can change the method of sending requests in the program settings (globally for all projects) or in the settings of a specific project.
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Usage example
Find out the current ip address from which the project is running.
To do this, just make a GET request at https://api.ipify.org/, and in the Proxy tab, select the Current proxy of the project.
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Useful links
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