Don't know if it helps, i would do it that way, it worked for me, i've
used it voor remote highscores for a game and it work perfectly in
projector or shockwave.
this one was made to call a custom writen perl, but principe is same
on first frame
global tNetID
tNetID = postNetText("adres app ASP" , ["filename":"value"])
on frame 2 in a go to the frame loop
global tNetID
if netDone(tNetID) = 1 and (netError(tNetID) = "Ok") then
set the text of member( "mytext") = netTextResult(tNetID)
else loop my friend, loop!
hope it helps...
Fabrice
PS: i've also added extra's in the code, to check if the machine is
online, and a timeout.
in case timeout, i count ticks and define a value actual time each loop
and check actual and starttime to allow to go further if nothing
happens. But its no the issue here...
Bill Goodin heeft op donderdag 22 augustus 2002 om 08:34 het volgende
geschreven:
> I am trying to do something that might not be possible and wonder if
> anybody
> else has had the same problem and come up with a solution.
>
> Situation:
> Running a project locally. The projector is fed a code. The projector
> then
> executes a getNetText() call with the page going to an ASP page. This
> code
> is a queryString that the ASP page will read in, hit a database to find
> any
> matches to this code and then display only a page with the matching
> information. I get nothing when I call the netTextResult function.
>
> I know that my lingo is correct and I know that my asp code is correct.
> I've tested both in various ways to get back the expected results. I am
> having the problem when I attempt to send a querystring through to the
> asp
> page, and the asp page spits out its results. I am thinking that it has
> nothing to do with my database calls but it as to do with the <% symbol
> in
> the ASP page that director does not like. If I simply put text in the
> page,
> I get text back inside of director. But as soon as I use the <% for
> the asp
> page, Director just gets stuck and doesn't return anything.
>
> Any ideas, suggestions or solutions would be very much appreciated.
> -Bill
>
>
>
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