Hi List
Another issue related to my previous mammoth message is that gotoNetPage()
isn't reliable. Once in a blue moon the code will run successfully but no
browser window will actually open.
Any ideas as to what can cause this? Is there a more reliable way of opening
a browser window
-- start to load XML from the web
xmlFile = http//www.bulldogbroadband.com/xml/dataset.xml
hi ross,
propably this just happened when pasting into the email, but just in
case, in both urls in your sample scripts the : were missing (after
http).
valentin
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propably this just happened when pasting into the email, but just in
case, in both urls in your sample scripts the : were missing (after
http).
when opening those (fixed) URLs with MU Xtra and my little HTTP Sniffer
(http://dasdeck.de/staff/valentin/lingo/http_class/http_class_v1.1.zip;
Hi,
Did you try to access the txt file from IE. If it works, you should try
INM's SecureNet Xtra (If IE works, you have 99% chances SecureNet will
work).
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Hi Valentin
I've just noticed that all the colons were missing - thought I'd replaced
them after the various case statements but I guess I missed a few.
Thanks for the info on the Redline I/O Processor and it's certainly a point
of interest, but how would that explain everything only
of interest, but how would that explain everything only breaking in my
office when it works perfectly well in the computer shop over the
road?
sorry, I missed that part about happening only on a certain computer.
so, does it work on that machine if you use MU xtra instead (e.g. by
opening the
Hey Ross,
I just did a very quick test and I don't get an error here
Here is the (quick and dirty) code I used in case it helps
--
property netID
property pDone
on beginSprite me
pDone = FALSE
end
on exitFrame me
if not pDone then
netID = getNetText(http://www.themmen.co.uk/test.txt;)
Sorry, forget that one : my french brain missed the main point of your
problem...
Selon Mathieu Sénidre [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey Ross,
I just did a very quick test and I don't get an error here
Here is the (quick and dirty) code I used in case it helps
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Mathieu Sénidre
MatseMedia
there is nothing wrong with using getnettext and nettextresult to
load an xml file, but just to be sure:
you know about the parseURL method of the xml parser xtra ?
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Mathieu:
Your French brain is working perfectly well, dear sir! What you've done is
indeed part of the problem.
Thanks all for your input. So far I have determined the followinf because
everything as of now is OK again.
These problems have arrisen only since we moved all of our web
At 2:24 PM +0200 4/28/06, Valentin Schmidt wrote:
when opening those (fixed) URLs with MU Xtra and my little HTTP
Sniffer
(http://dasdeck.de/staff/valentin/lingo/http_class/http_class_v1.1.zip;
really a handy tool :-)...
Yes it is! Nice work Valentin.
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Hi Alex
I do know about parseURL with the XML Parser - to be honest I forget now why
I went with getNetText() but there was a reason ;)
Thanks to all for the input.
Ross
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Thanks to all who's responded to my getNetText issue.
Any takers on why my gotoNetPage() is unreliable?
TIA
Ross
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