December 26, 201015 yr WebAssistant's WAGetResponseHeader returns a single header value by name. That's fine, as long as one knows the header names. When a Web site/server augments the standard header names, there's no easy way in WebAssistant to retrieve these site-specific headers. When developing a solution for a specific site, it would helpful to have a WAGetAllResponseHeaders function, patterned after the standard HTTP getAllResponseHeaders method.
January 4, 201115 yr Thanks for the suggestion! I've made a note of this in our feature request list.
January 9, 201115 yr Author WebAssistant 1.54 adds a WAGetResponseHeader function, which returns a list of the names of all response headers.
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