Anybody an idea how to solve this?

Let me make this more clear.

I created this process:

Now I want to check the HTTP response, and the condition should be true if the response CONTAINS my string. So I think I need a "contains" in the Equals list, not "==", correct? How can I implement this?

ok, can you provide me a code sample to access that value? what is the name of the response variable?

@fxDreema

This is the plain text output

Output from the website is also possible as JSON, PHP or XML.

maybe XML is good for searching for a string, but how can I access the HTTP response in a condition (not the first condition block, but the second with code input)?

Hi,

I want to use a HTTP request to check for a valid license.

HTTP request works, when I switch on the response message I receive the output from the website correctly.

Now I want to check, if some parts of the response are adequate.

This is the complete response:

Array
(
    [api_version] => 1.020
    [current_time] => 2017-09-08 00:12:47
    [result] => success
    [data] => Array
        (
            [is_license_valid] => Y
            [is_license_key_found] => Y
            [purchase_id] => ALE7KD7W
            [license_key] => RB73P-VVRS7-W3KEH-S4WSC-8UZC3-9JDQZ-D75EQ-VZMC7
            [billing_tatus] => completed
            [billing_tatus_msg] => Vollständigt bezahlt
            [last_payment_at] => 2017-09-07
            [last_payment_at_msg] => 07.09.2017
            [next_payment_at] => 
            [next_payment_at_msg] => 
            [last_transaction_type] => payment
            [last_transaction_type_msg] => Zahlung
            [are_returned_data_public] => N
        )

)

I only want to check for

[is_license_valid] => Y

If this is missing or "N", I want to stop the EA, if it is "Y" it should run as expected.

How can I set up a condition to check this part of a string?

Best regards,
Sebastian