You may recognize this format from Google queries like that will appear in your browser's address bar. There is no law that says you must send data in this format (except for the question mark), but it is the convention, and php is very good at extracting data in that format. The first name-value pair is a=5, the second is b=-9. This consists of two "name-value pairs", separated by an ampersand - &. Query data is something following a question mark after the filename sandbox.php.įor example, you could try this: a=5&b=-9 Once you have displayed the sandbox page using the URL, you can try adding a "query string" to the URL. At that point it would be a good idea to implement bits of the sandbox on your server, so you can test it against a known good SPLat program. The overall strategy then is to get your code in the SPLat working against the sandbox, and then switch over to your own php on your own server. This can be particularly valuable if someone else is doing the server programming. This means you won't have to try and debug both ends at once. The sandbox is a useful tool for confirming that the SPLat SCH programming is working correctly against a known, good, php script in the server. Hence, the sandbox is a useful tool for monitoring what comes out of SCH and for sending back some known data.
You can also influence what is to be sent to the SCH, on the web page.
PHP SANDBOX SERVER UPDATE
If you send to it from a SX10509 SCH board, it will return some data to the SCH, and simultaneously update the web page to show you what the SCH sent and what the sandbox script sent back to the SCH. If you connect to it from a web browser, it will return and display a web page which shows what you sent it. The sandbox consists of a php script, linked to a web page.
It is hosted on the same server as our website, at a 3rd party web hosting company in the USA. This is the "sandbox" page we have created as a tool to assist in developing SPLat programs for SPLat Call Home (SCH). Point your browser to (copy and paste the URL (address) into your browser).
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