printRedir

[JacquesBB]

Hello,

I would like to praise this work, but have not yet been able to make it work.

I am confused with HTTPSRedirect::printRedir, which gives me error in compilation with the latest version. Looking to the code, I see

bool HTTPSRedirect::printRedir(void)

and actually, I have an error when in my code I write

client.printRedir(url, host, googleRedirHost);

as it is proposed in some examples. Searching on the Web, I see that there was another version with

bool HTTPSRedirect::printRedir(const char url, const char host, const char* redirHost)

This library gives no errors, but still does not work with my code. What are the dirrerences in the versions, and which order should I use to post data from an ESP8266 to a googel sheet. I ave verified that when I put in my browser "https://script.google.com"+url, I fill the proper google sheet file, but I hnot yet been able to do it from the ESP8266.

Thanks for any hint.

[electronicsguy]

Hi, Please check the example requests within "GoogleDocs.ino". V2.0 of the library changed the way you access data, and you no longer use printRedir directly. The examples on the web are written by other people using V1.0 of the library, which is no longer supported.

[JacquesBB]

Thank you for your rapid answer,

I have seen your example, but was not able to make it work. This is why I went to see for other examples on the web, and then got more confused because of these differences of libraries.

Now, looking back to your example, "GoogleDocs.ino" I find that it would be extremely useful for all if you could provide an additional, much simpler example, with just a single logging order. It is difficult to see what is really needed for that, and what is superflous.

For example, If I am not wrong, I see now that

// for stack analytics
extern "C" {
#include <cont.h>
  extern cont_t g_cont;
}

can be discarded. My question is what would be the minimal code to run

https://script.google.com/macros/s/xxxxxxx/exec?pressure=1001.12&temperature=21&humidity=82&tempo=2&heater=1

which works well if I paste it in my browser ?

Thanks