* CURL OPTIONS may be any of supported by CURL
*/
$AC->post('http://ya.ru');
/* WARNING: IF USING AngryCurlRequest - no "on the fly" proxy server changing will apply
*
* You may use AngryCurlRequest(URL, METHOD, POST_DATA, HEADERS, CURL OPTIONS) to create add new requests
* METHOD may be GET or POST
* POST_DATA may be an array of POST-params
* HEADERS may be any HTTP headers
* CURL OPTIONS may be any of supported by CURL
*
* Properties are public, they may be passed to constructer on changed after as in example below
*/
$request = new AngryCurlRequest('http://ya.ru');
$request->options = array(CURLOPT_HEADER => true, CURLOPT_NOBODY => true);
$AC->add($request);
# Starting with number of threads = 200
$AC->execute(200);
# You may pring debug information, if console_mode is NOT on ( $AC->init_console(); )
//AngryCurl::print_debug();
# Destroying
unset($AC);
# Callback function example
function callback_function($response, $info, $request)
{
if ($info['http_code'] !== 200) {
AngryCurl::add_debug_msg("->\t" . $request->options[CURLOPT_PROXY] . "\tFAILED\t" . $info['http_code'] . "\t" . $info['total_time'] . "\t" . $info['url']);
} else {
AngryCurl::add_debug_msg("->\t" . $request->options[CURLOPT_PROXY] . "\tOK\t" . $info['http_code'] . "\t" . $info['total_time'] . "\t" . $info['url']);
}
return;
