Nope, not your hair, and not that thing they do in Canada, with brooms and a hunk of granite that has a handle screwed onto it. <\/p>\n
I’ve seen curl in use, but never used it before. <\/p>\n
Think of it as a browser without the actual browser – you can access URLs with it, and the server will answer with stuff you’d see if you right clicked on the page in your browser and chose “view source.” <\/p>\n
It’s got some nice other features, too: for example, you can send a request to the server that you can’t directly send via a browser, such as directly sending a POST or PATCH command. It’s great for testing when you’re not quite getting back what you think you should be getting when you use your page in a browser. If you send the command that *should* be going to the server, seeing what comes back will tell you a lot about whether is sending what you *think* it’s sending. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Nope, not your hair, and not that thing they do in Canada, with brooms and a hunk of granite that has a handle screwed onto it. I’ve seen curl in use, but never used it before. Think of it as a browser without the actual browser – you can access URLs with it, and the … <\/p>\n