Class SocketPost

Sends a POST request to the reCAPTCHA service, but makes use of fsockopen() instead of get_file_contents(). This is to account for people who may be on servers where allow_furl_open is disabled.

ReCaptcha\RequestMethod\SocketPost implements ReCaptcha\RequestMethod

Namespace: ReCaptcha\RequestMethod
Located at Sources/ReCaptcha/RequestMethod/SocketPost.php

Methods summary
`public`	# `__construct( ReCaptcha\RequestMethod\Socket $socket = null )` Constructor Constructor Parameters `$socket` optional socket, injectable for testing
`public string`	# `submit( ReCaptcha\RequestParameters $params )` Submit the POST request with the specified parameters. Submit the POST request with the specified parameters. Parameters `$params` Request parameters Returns string Body of the reCAPTCHA response Implementation of `ReCaptcha\RequestMethod::submit()`

Constants summary
`string`	`RECAPTCHA_HOST` reCAPTCHA service host. reCAPTCHA service host. Const string	# `'www.google.com'`
`string`	`SITE_VERIFY_PATH` Const string reCAPTCHA service path	# `'/recaptcha/api/siteverify'`
`string`	`BAD_REQUEST` Const string Bad request error	# `'{"success": false, "error-codes": ["invalid-request"]}'`
`string`	`BAD_RESPONSE` Const string Bad response error	# `'{"success": false, "error-codes": ["invalid-response"]}'`