If my URL is dynamic, how do I transmit the get variable?

[scz-u]

If my URL is dynamic, how do I transmit the get variable? SIM.ipBearer(SET, "3,1,\"Contype\",\"GPRS\""); // Configure profile 1 connection as "GPRS" SIM.ipBearer(SET, "3,1,\"APN\",\"internet\""); // Set profile 1 access point name to "internet" SIM.ipBearer(SET, "1,1"); // Open GPRS connection on profile 1 delay(1500); SIM.ipBearer(SET, "2,1"); // Display IP address of profile 1 delay(1500); SIM.httpInit(EXE); // Initialize HTTP functionality SIM.httpParams(SET, "\"CID\",1"); // Choose profile 1 as HTTP channel delay(1500); SIM.httpParams(SET,this is dynamic ); // Set URL to www.sim.com

[scz-u]

And I used the code test in my example to find that, although it shows OK, it doesn't really access my URL, because I will automatically write txt files to the server when I have access to URL.

[scz-u]

[aabmets]

I am unable to assist you, because 1) while this library works, I don't officially support it anymore and 2) while the new library is half complete, it will remain so due to lack of time and interest. I'm keeping this thread open so others have the opportunity to aid you.

[scz-u]

ok ，thanks

[VinceKezel]

  char str[80];
  strcpy(str, "\"URL\",\"http://example.com/logger.php?vars=");
  strcat(str, "U777000");
  strcat(str, ",I1234");
  strcat(str, ",B5984");
  strcat(str, "\"");
SIM.httpParams(SET, str);   // Set URL to www.sim.com

output on serial is:

AT+HTTPPARA="URL","http://example.com/logger.php?vars=U777000,I1234,B5984"   OK 

[aabmets]

Thanks, VinceKezel.

[scz-u]

Thanks, VinceKezel.+1