Hey, Never mind, problem solved! By looking at the PHP script, I was able
to throw together a script to write the POST and receive a response from
PayPal by reading and writing to sockets. I am still curious to know if I
can use in libURL functions in a Rev CGI though.
TTFN
Bridger
On 6 Aug 2007, at 06:21, Bridger Maxwell wrote:
My CGI is receiving the data, and I try to send a POST back, but
no data
is in the it variable or the result. How do I get the data? Is
the POST
command available in a CGI? Should I just do this with my own custom
sockets?
My CGI
On 6/8/07 8:17 AM, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lynn,
can we use Valentina Server Community Edition with Rev?
No Andre,
It is made to work only with VPHP and VRUBY.
For WEB sites development.
--
Best regards,
Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software,
I'm testing some cgi's locally on OSX and getting errors,
Apache is throwing Internal Server Errors for simple
function calls...
Meanwhile the same cgi's and stacks are working fine on Linux
on our remote web serve in San Francisco
(using the 2.6.1 linux engine with stacks save in legacy format)
I am having a similar problem with paypal, trying to use the script that
Thomas McCarthy put together myPDT.cgi which was a great help to get me
going.
on startup
--StartCGI
--read info
put $QUERY_STRING into theBuffer
put theBuffer into theTermsArray --keep the original info.
put
Thanks Ruslan,
I thought maybe I could use the Valentina External to talk to it and use it
from Revolution based CGIs.
Best
andre
On 8/6/07, Ruslan Zasukhin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/8/07 8:17 AM, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lynn,
can we use Valentina Server Community
Friends,
If you guys are using CGIs for that, usually you can use shell() to call
cURL or wget. I think it's a nice way to talk with PayPal IPN
Cheers
andre
On 8/6/07, Robert Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having a similar problem with paypal, trying to use the script that
Thomas
Thanks Mark (and sorry for the late reply),
that´s what I was afraid of. *sigh*
All the best,
Malte
One way would be to simply (and rather painstakingly!) build arrays
(storable as customPropertySets) as look-ups for each code page, such
that you could then do:
repeat for each char c in
hi,
now, i spend 3 days for update problem, i can insert, delete, no problem,
then i want update one person, its terrible, first i have this code
on mouseUp
global gConId
put field Name into tName
put field Vorname into tVorname
put field Strasse into tStrasse
put field Hausnr
Hopefully I'm not just confusing the issue, but weren't Type 2
externals simply ones that used the special callbacks added in HC 2.0
(for example the external window interface)? Otherwise they were
identical IIRC, it's just a matter of which callbacks you could use.
If this were the
I used to know a Jim Sims in Orange County California. This would not
be that same Jim would it?
Bob Sneidar
IT Manager
Logos Management
Calvary Chapel CM
On Apr 3, 2007, at 8:09 PM, Jim Sims wrote:
On Apr 4, 2007, at 4:31 AM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
It would be great to have lodging and
Hello,
The SQL syntax for Update is :
UPDATE table_name
SET column_name = new_value
WHERE column_name = some_value
Here is a good reference : http://w3schools.com/sql/sql_update.asp
e.g.
put UPDATE Schueler SET Name= tName,
Vorname=tVorname, Strasse=tStrasse, Hausnr=
tHausnr, PLZ=
Hi Ralle,
Next to Christian's reply, consider using an array.
Your input should read like this:
put fld name into data[1]
put fld vorname into data[2]
That way you don't need the long list of variables at the end of your
query.
And there's a typo you may have missed: ::16
Regards,
Henk
On
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hi,
now, i spend 3 days for update problem, i can
insert, delete, no problem,
then i want update one person, its terrible, first i
have this code
[snip]
dont work
need help
Ralle
Hi Ralle,
I replied to your question on the runrev.com forum -
Terry,
why not keeping the images as external files and putting a field in the
database with the file path? this would lead to databases with less chunk in
it since to use the images you'd have to output them to files anyway.
something like this:
Hard Drive Image ID
I'm looking all over but I can't find SQL commands to use with ODBC to
extract the table names for a database, and once I have those to
extract the column names for a table. My SQL is pretty darn rusty, in
case you couldn't figure that out already.
TIA.
--- Terry Judd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi - I'm about to use SQLite to store all the
resources for a large ed
application I'm about to start building and was
wondering whether there was
any way to get images into and out of the database
without having to
base64encode/decode them. It looks
--- Peter Bower, M.D. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am reading and writing to an access database using
revolution.
All seems to go well, then after 10 transactions I
get a (ODBC Microsoft Access Driver) too many
client tasks error.
After each open command to read or write to the
database I
--- Mikey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking all over but I can't find SQL commands
to use with ODBC to
extract the table names for a database, and once I
have those to
extract the column names for a table. My SQL is
pretty darn rusty, in
case you couldn't figure that out already.
--- Mikey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking all over but I can't find SQL commands
to use with ODBC to
extract the table names for a database, and once I
have those to
extract the column names for a table. My SQL is
pretty darn rusty, in
case you couldn't figure that out already.
Jan,
Then how does RR's query builder build the list of tables in the second tab?
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Hey, The way you are reading info is for an HTTP GET, I am not sure if that
is how PDT sends the data, but with IPN, the data is sent in an HTTP POST.
You can check to see how the data is being sent by looking at the
$REQUEST_METHOD global. Here is my script to read from the POST data:
put
--- Mikey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jan,
Then how does RR's query builder build the list of
tables in the second tab?
Hi Mikey,
It basically uses two approaches: if it's a database
type for which Revolution has a native driver, then it
uses the undocumented function 'revdb_tablenames' to
get
OK, so to save me from poking all over the place, I'm assuming that
revdb_tablenames is a command not handled somewhere else, right?
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Mark,
Thanks for the response.
I read somewhere that GB2312 is a subset of unicode, or vice versa. So the
conversion is probably fairly simple. There's gotta be some algorithm out
there for the conversion.
If so, it seems like I could have a function that would convert the
unicode to GB just
--- Mikey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, so to save me from poking all over the place,
I'm assuming that
revdb_tablenames is a command not handled somewhere
else, right?
The function 'revdb_tablenames' is implemented in the
Revolution database library, a set of external
commands and functions
Hey,
I have just got a Rev CGI set up on my Dreamhost server, and I would like
it to access my SQL database. I have been searching around the list
archive, and it seems like it is possible, but I can't figure it out. Is
there a driver I need to download? Where can I get that driver?
Mikey-
I'm looking all over but I can't find SQL commands to use with ODBC to
extract the table names for a database, and once I have those to
extract the column names for a table. My SQL is pretty darn rusty, in
case you couldn't figure that out already.
Jan has already given you most of
Hi All,
I'm new to this list, so please forgive me if I ask a question that
has already been answered (although I searched the archive
and couldn't find an answer).
I'm using Rev 2.8.1 build 472. I have a stack with about two dozen
cards, with each card having a large image on it, and several
Hello Tracy,
You should consider using a Loading stack.
This would mean that you would have 2 stacks. The first one loads the
second one. And the first one could be built into any format, ensuring
that the second one stays the same.
So in other words.
|---|
Actually, I tried that and it worked. But here are my questions to that
approach. Does the main stack NOT get compiled? Will my main
stack now be available in its source format (I don't want the source to
be available to the public)?
Thanks for the help.
-Tracy
On Aug 6, 2007, at Monday,
Actually, even the stack that gets compiled into a .exe still has its source
available. If you drag the executable to a text editor and scroll through
all of the garbage, you can find all of your scripts in plain text.
Compiling a stack is essentially attaching the Revolution engine to a
stack.
Any info on how this is done?
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Sent: Monday, August 06, 2007 10:38 AM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Rev CGI Post
Friends,
If you guys are using CGIs for that, usually you can use
An example of POSTing with curl:
function curlPost pData, pURL
put the tempName into tFile
put urlEncode(pData) into URL (binfile: tFile)
put curl -s --data-binary @ tFile pURL into tCurlString
put shell(tCurlString) into tResponse
delete file tFile
return tResponse
end curlPost
Thanks Andre - I've used that sort of approach in the past but the guys
providing the content on this project are very protective of their stuff
(images) and a 'real' database seems the best option.
Regards,
Terry...
Terry,
why not keeping the images as external files and putting a field in
Hi Jan - I'm already doing something along these lines except with the
base64encode/decode routines thrown in. Getting the image into the database
without encoding seems? to work ok but when I pull it out I can only get
hold of the first few characters, typically something like 'âPNG' and a
couple
On Aug 6, 2007, at 5:38 PM, Terry Judd wrote:
Hi Jan - I'm already doing something along these lines except with the
base64encode/decode routines thrown in. Getting the image into the
database
without encoding seems? to work ok but when I pull it out I can
only get
hold of the first few
Has anyone found any kind of workaround for using unicode in
filenames (bug 2646)? Applescript, shell, cross-platform? Anything at
all?
Best,
Mark
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the variable you're loading it into *must* be accessed later in another
statement, otherwise the download fails. It's almost like the variable
doesn't become a valid variable unless it's accessed later.
...and if you (ahem) declare your local variables you'll find that it
Hey, Again, somehow asking the question allows me to see the answer. Funny
how that happens. I thought I would share what works, in case someone else
runs into the same problem. First of all, my Linux CGI engine is version
2.6.6, which I got off of the runrev ftp site. The mysql driver I am
Another good case for declaring local variables I guess. It all works 'as
advertised' now. Thanks Devin, Mark, Jan (and various contributors to the
list archives).
Cheers,
Terry...
Devin-
the variable you're loading it into *must* be accessed later in another
statement, otherwise the
On 6/8/07 8:46 PM, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Andre,
Hi Terry,
1) If DBMS is REALLY fine to work with BLOBs then no need use any encodings.
The fact you need use encoding (i.e. Convert it into TEXT form),
says that DB cannot keep true BLOBs.
I believe that e.g.
On 7/8/07 2:32 AM, Terry Judd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Terry,
Thanks Andre - I've used that sort of approach in the past but the guys
providing the content on this project are very protective of their stuff
(images) and a 'real' database seems the best option.
Aha, so this is exactly the
The basic command would be built somewhat like...
get shell(wget http://mysite.com/cgi-bin/somescript?
param1=Fooparam2=Bar)
Look up the documentation for wget or cURL for the myriad of options.
Thanks,
Brent Anderson
Fiery Ferret
www.fieryferret.com
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