Hi, > > >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... > > perfectly right, so a entry in HTML is e.g. created with > > set city [get it from some where else] > puts "<input name=city size=30 value=\"$city\">" > > and a button with > > puts "<input type=submit value=\"Send\">"
Ok, I understand. How to get Inputs into an var? > > 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 you'd better to switch away from NT, for that, but I won't > > start a war here...) > > Another way to port Tcl/Tk into a web application is to use the Tcl/Tk > Plugin, available for some browsers. See http://www.tcl.tk/software/plugin/ > (where else? ;-) I do this for an Unicersity projekt, we can only run NT. The Plugin, I have tested it but there are to many bugs. Regards Alfred --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
