Android Question HTTP Post Result

1. Remove the Try / Catch block. It will hide errors.

2. The sub name should be JobDone.

Erel said:

1. Remove the Try / Catch block. It will hide errors.

2. The sub name should be JobDone.

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There is no issue with the sub being executed and no exception is generated. The only issue is that the page doesn't look as expected. In particular, 2 calendar controls get messed up. I believe that .GetString possibly stripping out some formatting characters (but I am not sure if this is the case)

Thank you for your help

iCAB said:

There is no issue with the sub being executed and no exception is generated.

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It is always important to post all the relevant information when you post a question.

My guess is that you are missing one or more CSS files.
However it is hard to say without seeing the value of Job.GetString.

Erel said:

It is always important to post all the relevant information when you post a question.

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Hi Erel, thanks again for your reply

Ok then, let me approach this differently

I am trying to use POST (instead of GET) to validate and log a user to some back end system and allow the user to interact with the system from within a Webview.

Using Get, all what I have to do is this:
WebView1.LoadUrl( UrL?Email=SomeEmailAddress&Password=SomePassword )

I am trying to achieve the exact same result with POST. What would be the equivalent syntax using POST?

WebView.LoadURL will always send a GET request. It is exactly like entering a URL in the browser.

Can you post the output of Log(Job.GetString)?

Erel said:

WebView.LoadURL will always send a GET request. It is exactly like entering a URL in the browser.

Can you post the output of Log(Job.GetString)?

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I don't think the issue is related to GetString, most likely related to the return output.

Thanks for your help