Take URL information and put in the arduino program

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A little. The only argument for putting the { on the same line as the statement that it goes with that holds any water is that it saves a line. Following that up with two blank lines is not a good idea.

Get rid of the excessive blank lines.

You still have a while(client.connected()) block inside a while(client.connected()) block. ONLY have one!

Get rid of the first three of these lines:

        while (client.connected()) {
          if (client.available()) {
            char c = client.read();

            Serial.write(c);

(and the matching }s at the bottom).

            if (c == '\n' && currentLineIsBlank) {

This indicates that reading of the client's request is complete. At this point, you should do something based on what the client asked for. "GET /" and "GET /?Torsion1=22" may need to result in different output. Or, they may not. You need to decide that.

        if(readString.indexOf("Tension1") >0)
        {
          Serial.println("Tension 1 lue");
          int pos = readString.indexOf("Tension1");
          Serial.println(pos);
        }

Move the int pos statement before the if statement. Change the if statement to if(pos > 0).

The substring of interest is the part after the single =, so locate the equal sign.

int equalPos = readString.indexOf("=");

Then, create a substring from the next character to the end of the string:

String crap = readString.substring(equalPos);

Then, extract the string that is wrapped in the String:

char goodStuff[10];
crap.toCharArray(goodStuff, 10);

Then, convert the good stuff to an int or a float, as appropriate, using atoi(goodStuff) or atof(goodStuff).