Hi Random Walk,

The API you are using is pretty clear about this:

The token parameter was found in the query
string, but must be in the POST body

.

So, the token must go to the body. Which is by using POST($api, $body_content);

I would add also the header "Content-type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" to become this:

POST($api, "...token=the_token". {"Content-type" => "application/x-www
+-form-urlencoded"});

[download]

Now the above is for whenever you are making a request involving a token. The 1st param is the api path, the 2nd param is the post-body as a query string (you can use $client->buildQuery([a=>$a,b=>$b...]) for this) and the 3rd param is a hashref of headers.

If the login phase worked somehow differently, then keep using that method and ... end up having two different post() - what can I say?

Let me know if there is a public url to test this from my side.

In reply to Re^3: Rest::Client Headers not getting through by bliako
in thread Rest::Client Headers not getting through by Random_Walk

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