you should find most of what you need at http://www.aolserver.com. Look along the left edge for links to documentation etc. You'll specifically want to look at ADPs (AOLserver Dynamic Pages), which you can find here:
http://aolserver.com/docs/devel/tcl/adp-overview.html
/s.
On Monday, Sep 8, 2003, at 09:45 US/Eastern, Jeremy Schneider wrote:
I recently learned about this AOLserver listserv.
We have a website hosted by AOLserver (AOLserver/2.3.3). Recently I needed to ensure that web pages served from a particular directory had an "Expires: " header that made the pages expire 5 minutes after being served. Our Internet Services person told me that I can put "<% ns_setexpires 300 %>" at the top of the page to make that happen. That is a handy thing to know. (I don't know if they did any other magic to make it so that that directive would work.)
I have no experience creating pages specifically for AOLserver -- I am a real newbie with AOLserver. I tried to find a place in the documentation that described that capability ("<% ns_setexpires 300 %>" ), and found some pages that had the string ns_setexpires in it, but nothing that clearly described how to insert a command like that with the "<%", "300", and "%>" into a web page to achieve my desired results. Could someone please put me on the path in the documentation that describes this?
Thanks very much,
Jeremy Schneider
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