hello!
I want to know where should i use adp?
i think i can do the things in tcl only.
thanx
can anyone explain ?
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Joshua Ginsberg reported a bug in nsvhr/nsunix: POSTs of binary data may
fail with the first NULL. (I called Ns_DStringAppend instead of
Ns_DStringNAppend)
Thank you Joshua!
The bug can be fixed with the patch I am including below.
If this patch gets munged in the email, you can find it at:
I just want it to stop sucking my bandwidth and filling my access
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On just one of my machines, I have 5 hosts each on it's own IP.
I added a 6's server that only listens to local connections. On
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Hello AOLserver folks,
The current trend in service calls to the AOLserver Support team concerns
systems that have been crashing for mysterious reasons unrelated to the
release of the server. The common factors to all of these calls is that the
machines had been changed to run 5 or more nsd
If anyone is interested, I have the Infromix driver for AOLserver
working with AOLserver 3.3 on Solaris.
I also have a small patch to ACS 4.2 that allows you to run ACS on
Oracle and still connect to another database (Informix, PostgreSQL, ...)
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On Wed, Sep 19, 2001 at 04:44:07AM -0700, deepti wrote:
hello!
I want to know where should i use adp?
i think i can do the things in tcl only.
thanx
can anyone explain ?
The Documentation answers all of your questions very well:
source /path/to/tcl-library
statement at the beginning of the tcl/adp file that uses the library
procedures. That re-sources the library for the current thread only -
if you call another page that has no such source statement then it may
or may not use the new library version.
If you'd
On Wed, Sep 19, 2001 at 09:29:17AM -0600, Keith paskett wrote:
If anyone is interested, I have the Infromix driver for AOLserver
working with AOLserver 3.3 on Solaris.
Sorry I failed on you.
But that's nice that you got it working. You should send e-mail to
Kriston Rehjberg
Hello,
Does anyone have any advice on how to prevent users from double clicking
form buttons.
Using either JavaScript or TCL.
I am posting form data to an adp page that calls a TCL function to process
the data. Depending on the time it takes to return from processing the
data, my logs are
On 2001.09.19, John Divney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone have any advice on how to prevent users from double clicking
form buttons.
Using either JavaScript or TCL.
Set the form's onClick handler to set the submit buttons to be
disabled. Problem solved.
We even change the
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