Re: Upload files via web browser

1998-01-21 Thread A. M. Varon 
>   I'd like to know how do I can create a web page that would
>   allow the user browsing at the page to upload files
>   to the server.

If you have an FTP server on your web server, type this in your netscape:

ftp://

example: ftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]

It will ask you for your password and you can now upload your web page.
The only problem is... you could upload only one file at a time.

If you want to upload many files, go get netscape gold or netscape
communicator. It has a facility to upload plenty of files on your web
server.

regards,

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Re: Upload files via web browser

1998-01-21 Thread Carey Evans 
iquest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

>   I'd like to know how do I can create a web page that would
>   allow the user browsing at the page to upload files
>   to the server.

[snip]

Some browsers (like Netscape) support this.  I recommend doing the
necessary CGI programming using CGI.pm from Perl.  ISTR all the
necessary documentation comes with CGI.pm.

For Debian 1.3, install CGI-modules and libwww-perl.  The modules are
part of Perl 5.004 in hamm.

(This is all IIRC and IMHO, BTW.)

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Upload files via web browser

1998-01-21 Thread iquest 
Hi,

  I'd like to know how do I can create a web page that would
  allow the user browsing at the page to upload files
  to the server.

  I've seen the other way around where the user can download
  file from the server.  But for this case, the user is the
  client that uploads file to the server. Let assume the web
  page is for internal users only for now.

  Any CGI, JavaScript, Java, etc. pointers,  please email me.
  Thanks!


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