This sounds familiar to me. I wonder if the server is switching on
netlingo's http headers. I remmber somebody having this trouble with
amazon.com.
At 3:09 AM +0200 8/22/02, Andreas Gaunitz P11 wrote:
Yes, for some reason I have trouble getting it to work too - now! I
must open the filemaker
I realize that the server permissions must be set as such, rather than a
404...
but if I do a request on a folder/index.html that doesn't exist, will I get
a list of the folders, ie a browser? Is there any other way of getting
remote files in a browser, ie getNthfilename(http)?
[To remove
At 12:57 PM -0400 8/21/02, you wrote:
I realize that the server permissions must be set as such, rather than a
404...
but if I do a request on a folder/index.html that doesn't exist, will I get
a list of the folders, ie a browser?
not that I know of -
getNetText returns a file.
if it's not
On 8/21/02 3:10 PM, Buzz Kettles [EMAIL PROTECTED] decreed thusly:
I think each browser does something special to get back a fabricated html page
hth
Found a way to get the convoluted html using the old xtranet (Terry had a
browser example from gmatter as well).
But I think I'll just use
Grimmwerks,
That's easy, but you need to configure the www server like this: If
no index.html exists in a folder, then show directory contents
instead. This is just one check box on a Mac server, I don't know
about windows.
Once you've done that you can just do a
I think each browser does something special to get back a
fabricated html page
hth
Found a way to get the convoluted html using the old xtranet (Terry had a
browser example from gmatter as well).
But I think I'll just use my directFTP after all.
I would've expected the index.html text
On 8/21/02 3:30 PM, Andreas Gaunitz P11 [EMAIL PROTECTED] decreed
thusly:
That's easy, but you need to configure the www server like this: If
no index.html exists in a folder, then show directory contents
instead. This is just one check box on a Mac server, I don't know
about windows.
On 8/21/02 3:34 PM, Andreas Gaunitz P11 [EMAIL PROTECTED] decreed
thusly:
I'm not quite sure I understand. It's not the browser that produces
the html, it's the www server. You can design the page template to be
output yourself, if you like, as long as you have access to the
server.
-A.
I've noticed some shakiness when doing this tho... A lot of times it only
works the 2nd time i issue the getNetText(). Don't have a clue to why.
So I switched over to using the Shockwave Multiuser Server instead, which
is a tad more capable. If you want to do it using SMUS, have a look at
But getnettext returns an empty string, rather than the server's CREATED
html for the file listings.
It's no big deal, but odd.
Yes it's odd. It's not helping you, but it works for me with a Mac server.
Did you try using getNetText(ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/folder)
instead of http? It
At 1:13 AM +0200 8/22/02, you wrote:
But getnettext returns an empty string, rather than the server's CREATED
html for the file listings.
It's no big deal, but odd.
Yes it's odd. It's not helping you, but it works for me with a Mac server.
Did you try using getNetText(ftp://user:[EMAIL
Yes, for some reason I have trouble getting it to work too - now! I
must open the filemaker port in the firewall to be able to backtrace
my code. Can't do it from here or at this time (03.10 am).
-A.
At 1:13 AM +0200 8/22/02, you wrote:
But getnettext returns an empty string, rather than
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