Problems with trailing slashes

[PhlexPlexico]

Hey!

I'm using this plugin as a way to interact with a webserver. However, I'm trying to download files and realize that I'm hitting a 404 each time I'm trying to download an image. It appears that when it's trying to download, it appends an additional / to the end of the image, per my server logs: GET /static/img/logos/RVpYn.png/ 404

Would it be possible to remove this trailing slash when attempting to download files? I realize that this hits every request that's made (I think it's right here?) calls BuildURL, however I don't think downloading files really need this trailing slash as it more often than not 404s.

[ErikMinekus]

Can you post your code? The only way it appends a trailing slash is if you leave the endpoint parameter empty, which is not the documented usage.

[PhlexPlexico]

Ah. That may be the cause and reason why it's happening. I have a general CreateRequest function here that creates the request:

static HTTPClient CreateRequest(const char[] apiMethod, any:...) {
  char url[1024];
  Format(url, sizeof(url), "%s%s", g_APIURL, apiMethod);
  LogDebug("Our URL is: %s", url);
  char formattedUrl[1024];
  VFormat(formattedUrl, sizeof(formattedUrl), url, 2);

  LogDebug("Trying to create request to url %s", formattedUrl);

  HTTPClient req = new HTTPClient(formattedUrl);
  if (StrEqual(g_APIKey, "")) {
    // Not using a web interface.
    return null;
  } else if (req == INVALID_HANDLE) {
    LogError("Failed to create request to %s", formattedUrl);
    return null;
  } else {
    return req;
  }
}

Since the request has the entire URL in it already, the actual request is blank:

req.DownloadFile("", logoPath, LogoCallback);

So I will definitely change this to ensure I at least have a portion of the URL in the endpoint. This is the only time where I really wound up in this situation where it's been causing me grief 😅

Thanks for the quick response!

[PhlexPlexico]

And looks like that solved my issues, images are being saved to the proper directories. Thank you very much!