> >thanks now the module ist running. But in html coded dokuments tcl commands > >like <? hputs "test" ?> are gnored. Documents with extention .tcl and ttml > >works. > > > A document is parsed by mod_dtcl only if its extension is associated > with mod_dtcl. > Files ending in .html and .htm are not; I'm afraid you'll have to rename > them all.
Ok, then I have an old dokumentation. I will rename it. > >Another question is obout graphical elements like buttons, which need wish > >how can I bring them on a web page? > > > Mmmm... CGI interface doesn't work this way: you must create your forms > in HTML > (or generate them with the script), then write a script that receives > data, then... Ok, for most elements I need for this Projekt this will work. I wonder, I found an example that was able to creat sliders and buttons on my Browser. I forgot the link... > Keep in mind that: > - HTTP is a 'disconnected' protocol: when you (your browser) ends > downloading a page, > it closes the connection with the server. Because of that, interactions > between widgets > in a form can only be done with Javascript (or some other client > scripting language) or > submitting a new request for each 'widget event' and keeping track of > them with some > mean (usually hidden CGI variables or cookies). > - Only some of the widgets you have in Tk (wish) are available in HTML forms I understand, can you tell me, what widgets are possible? > So an advice: if you are trying to port an interactive Tcl/TK > application you'd probably > better rethink the whole application after some experimenting with CGI > (or mod_dtcl, > or mod_php, or mod_perl, or whatever). I think I can do the Projekt this way. > (I think you'd better to switch away from NT, for that, but I won't > start a war here...) Tell that my Boss, wehave only Win Nt Clients in an big Netware. Thanks for helping Alfred --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
