How do I send more than one variables using one http.post request ESP32 cam

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i'm trying to send(POST) multiple(2or3) variables using http.POST.http.POST(variable1,variable2) something like this, but unable to do so. can anyone please help me in doing this?

What I have tried:

i used & between tow variable in a single double quot like this http.POST("var1=@var1&var2=@var2") but issue not fixed yet.

Posted 24-May-21 5:05am

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SeanChupas 24-May-21 11:24am

Do they have any documentation?

Member 13128846 24-May-21 11:49am

i used postman so the api working fine becuase in the post man i have body with many variable than can use . but in my web application i need use exactly the api that i alredy use in the postman . but i dont know how do that. would you please refer me to exactly documnet that i can use that to see my purpose .and i am sory for english language . i am trying to be beter next time

SeanChupas 24-May-21 11:51am

Depends on how you are posting, for example, in query string or in body. Then google c# post to rest api examples and go through examples of how to do it.

Member 13128846 24-May-21 12:10pm

i will working on it . any thanks for cooperation

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