[SOLVED] HTTPRequest + HTTP_SSL=1 not working?

[Grovkillen]

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Let>HTTP_SSL=1
//Let>TLS_VER=1
HTTPRequest>https://www.vecka.nu/,,GET,,VECKA_NU,,,,


HTTPRequest>https://www.google.com/,,GET,,GOOGLE_COM,,,,

**BREAKPOINT**

Google will give me a response but not vecka.nu (and other https pages). I will only receive the 400 error.

[Grovkillen]

As a workaround I use IECreate and IENavigate. But I wouldn't mind if the IECreate could have a flag for starting as hidden. The following code will make the IE window show for an instance, feels a bit flaky for end users.

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  IECreate>IE[0]
  IEShowIE>IE[0],0

[Marcus Tettmar]

Regarding the HTTPRequest SSL issue, we have identified a bug and working on a fix right now.

[Grovkillen]

Regarding the HTTPRequest SSL issue, we have identified a bug and working on a fix right now.

Thank you for a quick response.

[Marcus Tettmar]

Macro Scheduler 14.5.4 is now available with the fix.

[Grovkillen]

Fast fix! I will test tomorrow.

[Marcus Tettmar]

And you don't need to explicitly set SSL or TLS versions. This works fine on it's own:

HTTPRequest>https://www.vecka.nu/,,GET,,VECKA_NU

[JRL]

The following code will make the IE window show for an instance, feels a bit flaky for end users.

Something like this can mask the window flicker.

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DeleteFile>%temp_dir%3SecondScreenMask.scp
LabelToVar>TemporaryScript,vData
WriteLn>%temp_dir%3SecondScreenMask.scp,wres,vData
ExecuteFile>%temp_dir%3SecondScreenMask.scp

/*
TemporaryScript:
Let>SCREENCAP_CLIPBOARD=0
Let>kk=0
GetCursorPos>CurX,CurY
MouseMove>-1000000,-1000000
GetCursorPos>Xmin,Ymin
MouseMove>1000000,1000000
GetCursorPos>Xres,Yres
MouseMove>CurX,CurY
Add>Xres,1
Add>Yres,1
ScreenCapture>Xmin,Ymin,Xres,Yres,%temp_dir%screen.bmp
Dialog>Dialog1
object Dialog1: TForm
  AutoSize = True
  BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu]
  BorderStyle = bsNone
  FormStyle = fsStayOnTop
  object MSImage1: tMSImage
    AutoSize = True
  end
end
EndDialog>Dialog1
SetDialogProperty>Dialog1,msImage1,LoadImage,%temp_dir%Screen.bmp
Let>WIN_USEHANDLE=1
  MoveWindow>Dialog1.handle,-32000,-32000
  ResizeWindow>Dialog1.handle,0,0
Let>WIN_USEHANDLE=0
Show>Dialog1
Label>Loop
Let>WIN_USEHANDLE=1
  MoveWindow>Dialog1.handle,vLeft,vTop
  ResizeWindow>Dialog1.handle,0,0
Let>WIN_USEHANDLE=0
Timer>vTime
If>vTime>3000
  Exit>0
EndIf
Goto>Loop
*/

Wait>1
  IECreate>IE[0]
  IEShowIE>IE[0],0
  Wait>3

//Delete temporary files
DeleteFile>%temp_dir%3SecondScreenMask.scp
DeleteFile>%temp_dir%Screen.bmp

//View IE session to be able to close it
IEShowIE>IE[0],1

[Grovkillen]

Thanks for the update. It is working just great!

[Grovkillen]

The following code will make the IE window show for an instance, feels a bit flaky for end users.

Something like this can mask the window flicker.

Code: Select all

DeleteFile>%temp_dir%3SecondScreenMask.scp
LabelToVar>TemporaryScript,vData
WriteLn>%temp_dir%3SecondScreenMask.scp,wres,vData
ExecuteFile>%temp_dir%3SecondScreenMask.scp

/*
TemporaryScript:
Let>SCREENCAP_CLIPBOARD=0
Let>kk=0
GetCursorPos>CurX,CurY
MouseMove>-1000000,-1000000
GetCursorPos>Xmin,Ymin
MouseMove>1000000,1000000
GetCursorPos>Xres,Yres
MouseMove>CurX,CurY
Add>Xres,1
Add>Yres,1
ScreenCapture>Xmin,Ymin,Xres,Yres,%temp_dir%screen.bmp
Dialog>Dialog1
object Dialog1: TForm
  AutoSize = True
  BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu]
  BorderStyle = bsNone
  FormStyle = fsStayOnTop
  object MSImage1: tMSImage
    AutoSize = True
  end
end
EndDialog>Dialog1
SetDialogProperty>Dialog1,msImage1,LoadImage,%temp_dir%Screen.bmp
Let>WIN_USEHANDLE=1
  MoveWindow>Dialog1.handle,-32000,-32000
  ResizeWindow>Dialog1.handle,0,0
Let>WIN_USEHANDLE=0
Show>Dialog1
Label>Loop
Let>WIN_USEHANDLE=1
  MoveWindow>Dialog1.handle,vLeft,vTop
  ResizeWindow>Dialog1.handle,0,0
Let>WIN_USEHANDLE=0
Timer>vTime
If>vTime>3000
  Exit>0
EndIf
Goto>Loop
*/

Wait>1
  IECreate>IE[0]
  IEShowIE>IE[0],0
  Wait>3

//Delete temporary files
DeleteFile>%temp_dir%3SecondScreenMask.scp
DeleteFile>%temp_dir%Screen.bmp

//View IE session to be able to close it
IEShowIE>IE[0],1

Thanks for that, a huge workaround but still a workaround