POST from cURL works --POST fails from ESP8266 server

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Using cURL: curl -v -d “fahren=66.66&heat=68.76&hum=34.45&dewpt=37.76&cpressure=29.900&bars=1014.5&altit=824” https://observation-weather.000webhostapp.com/BME280/dataCollector.php populates “dataDisplay.html” page.

dataCollector.php used by ESP8266 to POST data; fails to Post data to "dataDisplayer.html.

    <!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
 <head>
  <title>>dataCollector</title>
         
 </head>
 <body>
 
 <?php

/*
  ESP8266: send data to your Domain (or mine: Embedded-iot.net/dht11/dataCollector.php)(

  Uses POST command to send DHT data to a designated website
  The circuit:
  * BME280
  * Post to Domain 

  Modified by to use float data type, S. Borsay's code
*/

date_default_timezone_set("America/Indianapolis");
$TimeStamp = "The current time is " . date("h:i:sa");
file_put_contents('dataDisplayer.html', $TimeStamp, FILE_APPEND);


   if( $_REQUEST["fahren"] ||  $_REQUEST["heat"] ||  $_REQUEST["hum"] ||  $_REQUEST["dewpt"]
       ||  $_REQUEST["cpressure"] ||  $_REQUEST["bars"] || $_REQUEST["altit"] ) 
   {
      echo " The Temperature is: ". $_REQUEST['fahren']. "F. <br />";
      echo " The Heat Index is: ". $_REQUEST['heat']. " Heat Index <br />";
	 echo " The Temperature is: ". $_REQUEST['hum']. " hum <br />";
	 echo " The Dew Point is: ". $_REQUEST['dewpt']. " Dew Point<br />";
      echo " The Barometric Pressure is: ". $_REQUEST['cpressure']. " in. HG. <br />";
      echo " The Barometric Pressure is: ". $_REQUEST['bars']. " millibars <br />";
	 echo " The Altitude is: ". $_REQUEST['altit']. " Feet <br />";
   }
	  
	
$var1 = $_REQUEST['fahren'];
$var2 = $_REQUEST['heat'];
$var3 = $_REQUEST['hum'];
$var4 = $_REQUEST['dewpt'];
$var5 = $_REQUEST['cpressure'];
$var6 = $_REQUEST['bars'];
$var7 = $_REQUEST['altit'];

$WriteMyRequest=
"<p> The Temperature is : "   		. $var1 . " F. </p>".
"<p>And the Heat Index is : " 		. $var2 . " F. </p>".
"<p>And the Humidity : "   		. $var3 . " % </p>".
"<p>And The Dew Point is : "  		. $var4 . " F. </p>".
"<p>And The Barometric Pressure is : "  . $var5 . " in. HG. </p><br/>";
"<p>And The Barometric Pressure is : "  . $var6 . " millibars </p><br/>";
"<p>And The Altitude is : "  			. $var7 . " Feet </p><br/>";


file_put_contents('dataDisplayer.html', $WriteMyRequest, FILE_APPEND);


?>
 
 
 </body>
</html>

Code that sends POSI data from ESP8266 to website file: "dataCollector.php":and creates entry on "dataDisplayer.html".

    if (client.connect(server, 80))    
	{

		Serial.println("connected to server");
		// if you get a connection, report back via serial:
		WiFi.printDiag(Serial);

		client.println("POST  /BME280/dataCollector.php HTTP/1.1"); //change this if using your Sub-domain
		client.print("Host: https://observation-weather.000webhostapp.com");  //change this if using your 
                Domain
		client.println("User-Agent: ESP8266/1.0");
		client.println("Connection: close"); 
		client.println("Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
		client.print("Content-Length: ");
		client.print(data.length());
		client.print(data);
		client.print("\n\n");
		client.flush();
		client.stop(); 

		Serial.println("\n");	
		Serial.println("My data string im POSTing looks like this: ");
		Serial.println(data);
		Serial.println("And it is this many bytes: ");
		Serial.println(data.length());
               Serial.println("\n");		
		delay(2000);

     }

What permissions do I assign these two files: “dataCollector.php” and “dataDisplayer.html” ?

Is the path correct; thinking it is correct; since, it works with cURL?

William