Hi Mark,
Last night I tried to fix my problem and looked at the server path
using Transmit. Within a minute it worked! I knew it had to be a
simple thing.
Thanks again. So there is no issue with CHMOD like you said!
greetings,
William de Smet
2008/3/13, Mark Schonewille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
William,
If you're simply trying to upload a file, it has nothing to do with
CHMOD and uploaded files automatically get the right persmissions,
unless it is an executable. Why do you think it has to do with CHMOD?
I'd rather think that you have a router and/or firewall that's
causing pro
Hi Mark,
Tried your suggestion also but no result.
Could it be a CHMOD issue then?
What should the CHMOD be of that file?
greetings,
William
2008/3/13, Mark Schonewille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi William,
>
> put fld results into url "ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/file.txt"
>
> ftp.domain.com
Hi William,
put fld results into url "ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/file.txt"
ftp.domain.com is sometimes www.domain.com, home.domain.com or
something else.
For nicer ways to do this, check out the docs regarding libURL, but if
your file is small the above should work fine.
Best regards,
Hi there all,
This is an easy one but I having a lot of trouble with it.
I got a field with text and I want to put this text into a file
somewhere on the internet (www.server.com/textfile.txt). I put the
file there myself through FTP.
>From the documentation I got:
post field "Results" to URL "ht
