Answers.Body: <p>While these commands are split into multiple lines for readability, that curl statement is a single command.  You can paste that straight into your command line; depending on your shell, you might need to remove line breaks so it's all on a single line.</p>
  
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Body: <p>I have installed the extension to work with IParl. I am at the stage in the intructions where I want to test whether the API is working.</p>
  <p>The instructions <a href="https://github.com/artfulrobot/uk.artfulrobot.civicrm.iparl" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://github.com/artfulrobot/uk.artfulrobot.civicrm.iparl</a></p>
  <p>The instructions you can test it using curl or http. Where would I actually write this script? I do have access the command line on the server but I'm not overly familiar with it yet. Would I create the script in a small file and run it from the command line?</p>
  <p>curl -k -L 'https://yoursite.org/civicrm/iparl-webhook' <br />
  -d secret=helloHorseHeadLikeYourJumper <br />
  -d name=Jo <br />
  -d surname=Bloggs <br />
  -d email=jo@example.com <br />
  -d actionid=1
  or, with httpie</p>
  <p>http --verify no -f POST 'https://yoursite.org/civicrm/iparl-webhook' <br />
  secret=helloHorseHeadLikeYourJumper <br />
  name=Jo <br />
  lastname=Bloggs <br />
  email=jo@example</p>
  <p>Thanks for your help.</p>
  
Tags: <extension>
Title: Installing IParl extension
ThreadText: # Installing IParl extension
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2021-04-21)
  
  I have installed the extension to work with IParl. I am at the stage in the intructions where I want to test whether the API is working.
  
  The instructions <https://github.com/artfulrobot/uk.artfulrobot.civicrm.iparl>
  
  The instructions you can test it using curl or http. Where would I actually write this script? I do have access the command line on the server but I'm not overly familiar with it yet. Would I create the script in a small file and run it from the command line?
  
  curl -k -L 'https://yoursite.org/civicrm/iparl-webhook'   
  -d secret=helloHorseHeadLikeYourJumper   
  -d name=Jo   
  -d surname=Bloggs   
  -d email=jo@example.com   
  -d actionid=1
  or, with httpie
  
  http --verify no -f POST 'https://yoursite.org/civicrm/iparl-webhook'   
  secret=helloHorseHeadLikeYourJumper   
  name=Jo   
  lastname=Bloggs   
  email=jo@example
  
  Thanks for your help.
  
  **Tags:** extension
  
  
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  ## 1 answers
  
  ### Answer by username_1 on 2021-04-21. Score: 0 | Accepted answer
  
  While these commands are split into multiple lines for readability, that curl statement is a single command. You can paste that straight into your command line; depending on your shell, you might need to remove line breaks so it's all on a single line.
  
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_0**: Great that worked - thanks Jon!  
  
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