Apologies for a non-AOLserver question, but there are people here who might
know the answer. I'm getting log entries with referrers which look like
http://search.netscape.com/nscp_results.adp?source=aimfeaturequery=Nicole+Richiex=18y=11
on a site I manage (about 8,000 in one day). Does AIM
JamesRanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone know what happened to the Web Nerds online publications
that used to be on www.arsdigita.com? I often used the TCL for Web
Nerds and SQL for Web Nerds books as quick references; now I'm
getting 404 errors. :\
Also available here:
The discussion on exit in a tcl file reminded me of something I've
wondered about for a long time.
There used to be a comment in the Annotated Configuration File to the
effect that enabling tcl files in the pageroot was A Bad Thing (setting the
EnableTclPages parameter to On). I'm pretty sure
Documentation problem.
If you look at the nscp source code, you'll see that the control port
interface just passes things off to a TCL interpreter.
The single most useful command is
ns_eval source /path/file.tcl
which allows you to re-source tcl initialization files when developing
library
At 08:13 PM 7/20/01, you wrote:
does anyone know of an easy way to get raw post data into
a tcl variable (from a connection) without writing it into a file first.
i don't seem to see a way to do without using a C extension.
-mike hoegeman
set filename [ns_tmpnam]
set fp [open
