Yes, Scott, I'm still using for an solution as the one i received it doesn't work, the first reply from LotPings had some issues even for the section of my script that worked before, he fixed that, but I still don't have answer to my initial question "how to save the response to a variable" , I'm exactly where I was before posting. You guys keep saying to press the arrow UP to say thank you, but you all forget that new users can't do that, I did tried to press that button before posting back, but as my reputation is low, "my vote" doesn't count

Indeed this is way different than a forum :) I will get used to it

It feels weird for me, you suggest that I should update my initial question to insert the code I received as an answer, but still NOT WORKING, and than let the guy that tried to help me know that the code is not working for me ? This is in your opinion a better way to post the errors I get after trying the code received from others ?

I posted as an answer, not as an solution, if I had posted it as a comment it would look like this (I still had to cut alot of the code because comments must be very limited) : ` .but it still doesn't save the response to that variable , you can see the error about WebResponse variable ... HTTP sent... 200 OK Dimensiune: 5 [text/html] Saving to: push.php@freephysicalmemory=10421416' 100%[===>] 5 --.-K/s in 0s 2017-07-09 16:04:56 (757 KB/s) - push.php@freephysicalmemory=10421416' saved [5/5] Environment variable WebResponse not defined`