Le 26-juil.-09 à 21:07, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Yves COPPE wrote:
Le 26-juil.-09 à 19:51, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Yves COPPE wrote:
1) how can I save the txt file on my personal web site (it is
not a rev-server)
...
but for question 1)
I don't master the POST comand
I've hav read it in the dictionary
but I cannot send the file on my webserver
Can you please give me an example ?
This function can be used in a CGI to read incoming data and put it
into an array you can use later to obtain elements by name:
on _cgiGetInput
if "dev" is in the environment then
-- testing locally:
put gLocalTestInput into tBuffer
else
put empty into tBuffer
if $REQUEST_METHOD is "POST" then
-- POST:
repeat until (len(tBuffer) >= $CONTENT_LENGTH)
read from stdin until empty
put it after tBuffer
end repeat
--
else
-- GET:
put $QUERY_STRING into tBuffer
end if
--
end if
put tBuffer into gCGIDataInA
split gCGIDataInA by "&" and "="
end _cgiGetInput
I wrote it to use either the GET or POST method, and regardless
which one it uses it puts the data into the global array gCGIDataInA.
On the web data is often sent via POST using forms. So if you have
a form element containing your data whose value was "MyData", in the
CGI you can get that data like this:
global gCGIDataInA
on startup
_cgiGetInput
put gCGIDataInA["MyData"] into tData
--- do whatever else you need with that...
end startup
Since you're sending the data from a stack rather than from a web
form, all you need to do is package the data in the standard format,
in which the data is set up in name-value pairs, where the name and
value are separated by "=" and the pairs are separated with "&", e.g.:
MyData=SomeData&MyOtherData=MoreData
Rev makes sending this to the CGI a convenient one-liner:
post tData to url tCgiUrl
...where tData contains whatever data you want sent to the CGI, and
tCgiUrl is the url to your CGI, e.g.:
http://fourthworld.net/cgi-bin/revnet.cgi
For general info on getting started with Rev CGIs, check out
Jacque's excellent tutorial:
<http://www.hyperactivesw.com/cgitutorial/tutorialtoc.html>
It may take some experimentation to get things working well, but
once you do you'll have a really wonderful time with all the
possibilities it opens up.
RevNet contains examples of some of this stuff, such as the Feedback
form, which is just a stack that uses some handlers like
revnetSubmitForm stored in a backscript named RevNet_BS". You can
find RevNet in your Rev install in the menus at Development->Plugins-
>GoRevNet. You're welcome to use any scripts there you find handy.
Re,
thank you very much
I will try after reading the tuto of Jacque
Greetings.
Yves COPPE
yvesco...@skynet.be
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