Bugfix and accepting put data #4151
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The PR for esp8266#4235 This esp8266#4151 is the same issue, but with a diffrent solution.
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Closing in favor of #5252 . |
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ESP8266WebServer.cpp does not compile if Debug-Level HTTP_SERVER is enabled. (DEBUG_OUTPUT not declared in this scope) This commit fixes the issue.
The other file contains a feature request: I have one application (actualy a Amazon Echo 1st Gen) that sends a put-request with contentype "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" set in the headers but sends out json encoded data. _parseArguments fails to parse the arguments (which is correct) but completly discards the data. This change checks if the parser picked something up and if it didn't, it just adds it as plain data to the arguments.