I didn't know one could pass username and p/w like this. I used to & them
after the address string.
Great, thanks Jeremy, guys.
> might be same as ftp which is like this:-
>
> ftp://myname:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> or in the case of http:-
> http://myname:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cheers,
Sergei
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If it is a custom dialog, run the dialog, look at the source and see what
the dialog does with the fields. It may just be encoding them on the end of
the login url with ampersand.
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> Would FTP not be the best for this ? or does it have to be HTTP ?
>
> Cheers, Jeremy Coulter
Yes, unfortunately it does, since the company that owns the files provided
us only with HTTP access.
Also, I suspect that the username and p/w parameters are not passed to the
site on the address line.
The procedure you are looking for may be Move()
Delphi help will gives the following example...
var
A: array[1..4] of Char;
B: Integer;
begin
Move(A, B, SizeOf(B));
end;
Steve
At 11:19 am 25.09.01, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
> I have created a database with one of its fields de
might be same as ftp which is like this:-
ftp://myname:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
or in the case of http:-
http://myname:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jeremy Coulter
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You should be able to pass a username & password in the http address string.
I've seen it done before but I don't know the actual syntax.
Ross.
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Would FTP not be the best for this ? or does it have to be HTTP ?
Cheers, Jeremy Coulter
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Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2001 14:59:25 +1000
Subject: [DUG]: Some pointers
> Hi
>
Hi
For one of the tasks, my program has to download a couple of text files from
a web site. The web site is password protected, and each text file is
located on the page of its own. This process will take place once a day and
has to be fully automated. I need to make the prog to connect to the si
Yep.
Turbopower is probably the way to go. You could always try
Tbytesfield(filedbyname('xxx')).value := bytes
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DillicarSent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 2:49 PMTo:
Multiple recipients of
Sorry,
I should have stated that I'm using
'FlashFiler'. The Database was created with its associated 'Explorer'
wizard and the field type was selected as
'ByteArray' and a length of 9 Units.
I was led to believe that it was identical
to the BDE in all respects other than it bound i
Steve,
The OnExit event is called if the control loses the focus to another control
on the same form. The WM_KILLFOCUS message is handled by the base class and
if the above condition is met, it fires off the OnExit event. Like all
Windows applications, you will encounter problems if you cause
how is
the field declared in the create table statement and what is the database
engine?
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Multiple recipients of list delphiSubject: [
Another alternative is to replace the Message Dialog
with a label on the form that will inform the user of the necessary information.
I have been known to go for something garish that is normally
invisible.
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The
radio button etc loses focus due to the message dialog being displayed (in
effect the click is lost).
Your
best bet would be to post a message instead on the TEdit.OnExit, and the message
handler for that to then display the message dialog. This may fix your
problem.
Myles.
-Or
Hi all,
I have created a database with one of its
fields defined as an array of bytes (9 of them).
The array field is named 'Data' , for want
of something better.
I want to write another memory array defined
as, var MemData : array[0..8] of byte, to the Database field.
I can
I posted this problem yesterday but got no response
so I have attempted to explain it better.
I have a D6 application.
When I move out of a TEdit by clicking on a
TRadioButton or TCheckBox, the OnExit code for the TEdit executes and the focus
moves to the TRadioButton or TCheckBox but th
Great, thanks for your response 2 is just what we need. Looking at your
response I realise I hadnt forgotten, I didnt know:)
Robert Martin
Software Engineer
Wild Software Ltd
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