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Originally Posted by bigdaddy424 you should be able to accomplish this without 3rd party modules, instead parse the json object in header using socekts

As mentioned before, it was not supposed to be just a basic plugin that sends server informations to your website.

Originally Posted by bigdaddy424 since there isnt a tutorial on how to post data using sockets i took my time and came up with something simple: #include <amxmodx> #include <json> #include <sockets> new socket, error new const webhook_url[] = "webhook.site" new const webhook_path[] = "/b616d41a-c1b6-4eaa-bad7-bf045b026161" public plugin_init()     register_srvcmd("f", "upload_data") public plugin_end()     socket_close(socket) public upload_data() {     new JSON:object = json_init_object()     new JSON:array = json_init_array()     new JSON:player[MAX_PLAYERS + 1]         socket = socket_open(webhook_url, 80, SOCKET_TCP, error)     new hostname[64]     get_cvar_string("hostname", hostname, charsmax(hostname))     json_object_set_string(object, "hostname", hostname)     json_object_set_number(object, "maxplayers", get_maxplayers())     json_object_set_number(object, "online", get_playersnum())     json_object_set_number(object, "admins", admins_num())     json_object_set_value(object, "players", array)         new players[MAX_PLAYERS], num, id     get_players(players, num)     for (new i = 0; i < num; i++)     {         id = players[i]         if (is_user_connected(id))         {             player[i] = json_init_object()             json_object_set_string(player[i], "name", fmt("%n", id))             json_object_set_number(player[i], "kills", get_user_frags(id))             json_object_set_number(player[i], "deaths", get_user_deaths(id))             json_object_set_number(player[i], "time", get_user_time(id))             json_array_append_value(array, player[i])         }     }     new json_data[1024]     json_serial_to_string(object, json_data, charsmax(json_data), true)     new data[2048]     formatex(data, charsmax(data),         "POST %s HTTP/1.1^r^n\         Host: %s^r^n\         Accept: application/json^r^n\         Content-Type: application/json^r^n\         Content-Length: %d^r^n^r^n\         %s", webhook_path, webhook_url, strlen(json_data), json_data     )     socket_send(socket, data, charsmax(data)) }

JSON tutorials are hard to find, the more, the better.