[Flzduden]

Hey there

I'm trying to create a program that reads my cpu temperature (already done), and now i want to send it to my website so that i can monitor my temps from whatever device through that website. I'm kinda stuck right now :( I don't know how i'm going to solve this... Hope some of you can point me in the right direction  ✌

[Onireves]

You should give a look into C# web request library
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/...work-4.7.2

[Flzduden]

You should give a look into C# web request library
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/...work-4.7.2

Will it be able to handle requests every second?

[Onireves]

Will it be able to handle requests every second?

Yeah

[Flzduden]

Yeah

Thank you!

[the6ix]

Code

using System.Net;

WebClient client = new WebClient();
string downloadString = client.DownloadString("http://domain.com/cpu.php?temp=" + cputemp);

This should help you.

[itcorp]

Code

using System.Net;

WebClient client = new WebClient();
string downloadString = client.DownloadString("http://domain.com/cpu.php?temp=" + cputemp);

This should help you.

I do not think this is the answer which the user requested,as far as i understand, he wants to send data to web site not to pull them off.Onireves gave him a good reference if the user has looked at what is recommended to him.

[Onireves]

I do not think this is the answer which the user requested,as far as i understand, he wants to send data to web site not to pull them off.Onireves gave him a good reference if the user has looked at what is recommended to him.

http://domain.com/cpu.php?temp=" + cputemp

This sends data via get method

[itcorp]

http://domain.com/cpu.php?temp=" + cputemp

This sends data via get method

Yes,but at the same time it perform GET, but for me seems it more logically to use the upload function of WebClient class and actually perform POST because what I understand from his post it's about sending data and I think the correct usage is via upload functions.

[Onireves]

Yes,but at the same time it perform GET, but for me seems it more logically to use the upload function of WebClient class and actually perform POST because what I understand from his post it's about sending data and I think the correct usage is via upload functions.

In this can, it's doesn't matter, and it's much more simple to use the GET method.

https://www.diffen.com/difference/GET-vs...P-Requests

[itcorp]

In this can, it's doesn't matter, and it's much more simple to use the GET method.

https://www.diffen.com/difference/GET-vs...P-Requests

I took this into consideration now,nice conversation thank you

[the6ix]

I took this into consideration now,nice conversation thank you

It’s much easier and does the same thing.

[Flzduden]

Yes,but at the same time it perform GET, but for me seems it more logically to use the upload function of WebClient class and actually perform POST because what I understand from his post it's about sending data and I think the correct usage is via upload functions.

Exactly what i mean! I won't need any response from the site in my application.

Anyways, does any of you know if it's possible to call a script (within html) from c#? And pass the temp with it?  😧

[gigajew]

Exactly what i mean! I won't need any response from the site in my application.

Anyways, does any of you know if it's possible to call a script (within html) from c#? And pass the temp with it?  😧

You should probably look into php if you're trying to execute scripts on the server

[Flzduden]

Found this:




Now i just got to figure out how i'm going to pass my temps to it...