php-windows Digest 27 May 2002 02:53:30 -0000 Issue 1163
Topics (messages 13978 through 13980):
Internet Explorer
13978 by: Peter
IIS Hates me, read why :'(
13979 by: steven
13980 by: Tim Greenleaf
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I've got a page which uses gd to make an image and outputs it to the
browser.
The image is generated by submitting a form with the relevant data.
If the form is submitted using POST, clicking File > Print in IE5.5 prints
the image as if no data was submitted by the form.
Using GET, the image prints as shown in the window.
Is there a way round this problem as I would prefer to use POST so that
others cannot see what varibles need to be passed (and exploit my work!)
I think it's caused by IE saving a copy of the page and not sending the form
data.
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Ok so I've installed IIS but for some weird reason no one off my IP block
(namely 24.167.*.*) can't view my website. Which basically means only those
on my isp. :-( If anyone knows why IIS hates me and how I can make it love
me, please let me know... if it helps I'm on Time Warner Road Runner
(although my friend doesn't have this problem on the ISP) and my ip is
http://24.167.121.204/
-steven
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I suspect it is because your ISP is blocking port 80 outside of their
network. Many ISP's do and their service agreements often indicate you are
not supposed to run any type of server. I think the easiest way to
determine this may be to create another web site using another port and then
see if you can get to it. Your URL would then be
http://24.167.121.204:NewPort#
Seems like I have read ways to get around this so you don't have to include
the port in your address but I don't recall where. You would probably have
to register a domain name and then have a DNS server outside Time Warners
network point back to your IP:port for your web site.
Here is I just read this:
it seems my provider has blocked port 80 but i've figured a way around it
though. i've redirected my domain to another page elsewhere on the web and
set that page to redirect to my webserver ip @ port 8000. i set my gateway
to redirect port 8000 to the webservers port 80 and it works
thanks for your reply.
Also take a look at these:
http://www.zoneedit.com/doc/faq.html#faq21
http://www.PortDetective.com
Tim
"Steven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Ok so I've installed IIS but for some weird reason no one off my IP block
> (namely 24.167.*.*) can't view my website. Which basically means only
those
> on my isp. :-( If anyone knows why IIS hates me and how I can make it
love
> me, please let me know... if it helps I'm on Time Warner Road Runner
> (although my friend doesn't have this problem on the ISP) and my ip is
> http://24.167.121.204/
>
> -steven
>
>
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