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    Client...?

    What is the "client" that it asks for in certain internet functions in scar? Is it the client handle?

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    It can have any name you want. From what I gather, it is basically just a container to add all your POST variables to. So you can for example, do
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    AddPostVariable(client1, 'name', 'value')// adds all these values to the client1 "container"
    AddPostVariable(client1, 'name2', 'value')
    AddPostVariable(client1, 'name3', 'value')

    //and then send them all at the same time with
    PostHTTPPageEx(client1,'http://theURL.com');

    You need to make sure you initialize it though.

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    The client is what you drag the crosshair onto (Which should be runescape for all runescape scripts ) If thats what your asking, thats about it.

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    Thankyou sherlock...lol kiddin but i'm not THAT stupid.

    And omghax0rz that is for PostHTTPPageEx. Could you give an example of PostHTTPPage?

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    Nope, cause i've never used the one without the -ex because it doesn't allow you to post multiple variables (i think)

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