Thanks
Sorry for my ignorance but, how can I do it in Windows95?
I am not going to develop app for web servers but I´d like to give my rebol
scripts an html interface for local use. Rather than giving command-line
parameters or getting input from the rebol prompt I would use html forms and
buttons for getting input and use hyperlinks for creating menus and navigate
over my scripts.
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It can't be done. Browsers don't have built in REBOL interpreters like they
do JavaScript interpreters. However, there's been something called
REBOL/Browse planned for awhile as far as I know, which is possibly a
browser plugin that will let you do this. Also, REBOL/Apache is supposed to
let you have REBOL code embedded in HTML pages in the style of PHP or ASP or
JSP (curse JSP!!!). For now, if you want to use REBOL to get form input from
an HTML page, you'll have to do it with REBOL running as a CGI script. :)
Keith
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Subject: [REBOL] Script = "Rebol" Tag Re:
I don´t know also how to use scripts form HTML pages, using from rebol
the input fields from HTML forms. Does anyone know if is itpossible? How
would it be done?
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How do I get the embedded Script tags in a HTML page to work. I have
tried saving as both myPage.r and myPage.html, neither work. I have
managed to set up the web server to correctly run Rebol as CGI
scripts. This is the only example I cannot get to work.
If the browser doesn't know about Rebol as it does script language =
"JavaScript", how will this ever work.
Thank you in advance
Melvin Mudgett-Price
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