java - Android Volley Request not sending POST data to server/database -

i developing android app have been trying incorporate social media login, trying add details retrieved via social media login (name & email) , add database of users on our server via volley request. far have managed users details succesfully , add shared preferences using 'session' class created, calling method send data server not work.

facebookloginbutton.registercallback(callbackmanager, new facebookcallback<loginresult>() {         string fbid = null;         string fbname = null;         string fbemail = null;         @override         public void onsuccess(loginresult loginresult) {             graphrequest request = graphrequest.newmerequest(                     loginresult.getaccesstoken(),                     new graphrequest.graphjsonobjectcallback() {                         @override                         public void oncompleted(                                 jsonobject object,                                 graphresponse response) {                             try {                                 fbid = object.getstring("id");                                 fbname = object.getstring("name");                                 fbemail = object.getstring("email");                                  session.setlogin(true);                                 session.setuserdetails(fbemail,fbname);                              } catch (jsonexception e) {                                 e.printstacktrace();                             } {                                 registersocialuser(fbname, fbemail);                             }                         }                     }); 

as can see in try/catch make request registersocialuser() method via 'finally' block. calls following method fine , console log's users details, never added database.

private void registersocialuser (final string name, final string email) {     requestqueue queue = volley.newrequestqueue(this);     stringrequest request = new stringrequest(request.method.post, config.register_social_url, new response.listener<string>() {         @override         public void onresponse(string response) {             log.d("creation", "social media account added: " + name + " " + email);         }     }, new response.errorlistener() {         @override         public void onerrorresponse(volleyerror error) {             log.d("creation", "create error");         }     }) {         @override         protected map<string, string> getparams() {             map<string, string> params = new hashmap<>();             params.put("user",name); //name             params.put("email",email); //email             return params; //return parameters          }     };     queue.add(request);     log.d("creation", "success"); } 

the logcat returns:

social media account added: *my name* *my email* 

the config.register_social_url php file takes 2 post parameters (name , email) , adds them database after checking doesn't exist. can call manually through browser same details , works fine , adds database.

excuse me if of code bad practice, i'm pretty new android development appreciate :)

while sending parameters can use post request method. there plenty of chances have been missing method.

    private void registersocialuser (final string name, final string email) { requestqueue queue = volley.newrequestqueue(this); string stoparchiveurl = config.register_social_url; stringrequest stringrequest = new stringrequest(request.method.post, stoparchiveurl,     new response.listener<string>() {         @override         public void onresponse(string response) {             log.d("creation", "social media account added: " + name + " " + email);         }     }, new response.errorlistener() {         @override         public void onerrorresponse(volleyerror error) {             log.d("error", "error adding social media account");         } }){         @override         protected map<string, string> getparams() {             map<string, string> params = new hashmap<>();             params.put("name",name); //name             params.put("email",email); //email             return params; //return parameters         }     }; // add request requestqueue. queue.add(stringrequest); intent intent = new intent(loginactivity.this, mainactivity.class); startactivity(intent); finish(); 

}

i think problem not lies in code. strings passing in parameters while using post, using

                   params.put("user",name); //name 

which should

                    params.put("name",name); //name 

also better if attach token using secret key validation on server side too. so, no 1 hit url (if leaked somehow) anonymously.