This is how CGI works. The output is sent to the browser via STDOUT
(same as the console from MSDOS). There is only one stream in the
interface, so the browser can't get images from the same stream as
HTML[1], so no images are produced. See http://analog.cx/docs/form.html
for more information on the Analog form interface.
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Seven Simple Machines
[1] Granted MSIE has a feature called "MHTML" (Mime-encoded) for
multipart documents in a single stream, but this is not a standard
supported by other browsers and analog is W3C standards compliant.
Brad Henslee wrote:
I've now configured anlgform.exe for a Windows 2003
IIS6 server. I had a lot of Warning F: errors, but now
that I've moved my logs to c:/logs/ it seems to find
the log files (not sure why).
However, anlgform.exe now outputs a blank, 0kb error
file and no report.html. If I run it from the MSDOS
prompt I get a long screen full of what looks like the
HTML code that should be in report.html, starting with
some TD tags and ending with the </html> tag. It
doesn't build any pngs. Can anyone advise?
Thanks.
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