Fixed GET header, added Debug functions

[IngwiePhoenix]

Basically small fixes, but a setting that needs improvement. I only included it as a "poke the dev"-thing ;). I used this sort of modification to track down the GET issue. I then read on the RFC entry for the WebSocket standarts and figured it expects standart HTTP headers. Well, I know that GET expects a path, not an entire URL. I yet have to figure out how to include a QueryString. But, I think one just appends it to the path... o.o" I have to try and see. I am going to investigate here and use curl -v to do so - it outputs headers too. ^^

[Devristo]

We worked paralel on the queryString support, but was able to merge the file. My test script still works, what about yours?

[IngwiePhoenix]

Works still of course. :)
I am now implementing phpws into a project called appjs-deskshell, which enables desktop development with html, css and javascript. previously we only had nodejs as a backend - now however, we can have PHP too - thanks to this neat piece of code. :)
Am 01.10.2013 um 19:07 schrieb Devristo notifications@github.com:

We worked paralel on the queryString support, but was able to merge the file. My test script still works, what about yours?

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[Devristo]

Sounds interesting, watching your branch on appjs-deskshell :)