how can I send float value in url I tried float values but I ended up getting Null values

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How can I send the values and insert the values into the database?

float PHValue = Value/10;
  float DOValue= 12.22;
  gprsSerial.println("AT+HTTPPARA=\"URL\",\"http://itempurl.com/smartpond/AddTemprature?WaterTemperature=""+celsius+""&PHValue=""+PHValue+""&DOValue=""+DOValue+""&currentTime=06-30-2016\"");

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Aug 28, 2018 in IoT (Internet of Things) by Upasana
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You can use print() to send  it as in the following:

int n_decimals = 3;
float PHValue = Value/10;
float DOValue= 12.22;

gprsSerial.print("AT+HTTPPARA=\"URL\",\"http://itempurl.com/smartpond/AddTemprature?WaterTemperature=");
gprsSerial.print(celsius, n_decimals);
gprsSerial.print("&PHValue=");
gprsSerial.print(PHValue, n_decimals);
gprsSerial.print("&DOValue=");
gprsSerial.print(DOValue, n_decimals);
gprsSerial.println("&currentTime=06-30-2016\"");
With n_decimals the number of decimal places that you want to be printed.

Or  you can also use snprintf to generate your AT command:

char command[256];
float PHValue = Value/10;
float DOValue= 12.22;

snprintf(command, sizeof(command), "AT+HTTPPARA=\"URL\",\""
          "http://itempurl.com/smartpond/AddTemprature?"
          "WaterTemperature=%f&PHValue=%f&DOValue=%f"
          "&currentTime=06-30-2016\"", celsius, PHValue, DOValue);
gprsSerial.println(command);

answered Aug 28, 2018 by Annie97
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