[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having taken a peek at mchttpd, I have a small server up and running which I
am porting from a Flamethrower project. As such I am replacing built-in
Flamethrower functions (cgiPostArgs(), cgiSearchArgs(), cgiFullRequest(),
etc, etc) with Metatalk functions. Most of
Wy do you want to use cookies ? It's, always, more elegant and clean to
store the clients environmental variables in hidden fields, formated and
sent with the form file requered by each client... You will then be able
to catch the hidden data when the client will post his next request.
This
I've been working on exporting fields to various different formats in an
attempt to maintain as much of the layout and styling as possible. It
includes an rtf option, but further work is needed to handle multiple
fonts, colors and tab settings.
Is anyone up for it or interested in pursuing this
Recently I have had trouble getting .au audioclips to play on my SparcStation.
I have not tried very hard to debug this, but:
1. Has something changed that I didn't notice?
2. I prepare my sound on a Mac, convert it to .au and ftp it to the
Sparc. Then I import it to MC and get nothing.
I'm sure this is a stupid question, but can anyone tell me why I
can't get the Help menu to go away? I'm using the Menu Builder,
which creates three menus -- File, Edit, and Help. I want only the
File menu, so I delete both the Edit and Help btns in the menu group,
but the Help menu still
Can someone point me in the right direction for creating a splash
screen that shows briefly, then disappears to reveal the main screen
of an application. I've created a small stack as the splash, to
which I've added the other stacks as substacks. In the small splash
screen stack I've put
on 1/30/00 9:29 PM, Craig Spooner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sure this is a stupid question, but can anyone tell me why I
can't get the Help menu to go away? I'm using the Menu Builder,
which creates three menus -- File, Edit, and Help. I want only the
File menu, so I delete both the
