Hi Alain,
Try this witch works for me perfectly from MC 2.32 to 2.5:
set httpheaders to Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded return
post fld 1 to url myURL
Hope this help.
Best,
On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 05:19, Alain Farmer wrote:
Hello Scott and y'all,
I have a persistant
Thank you all for your kind answers and wise
recommendations to test the standalone on a
Windoze machine before releasing it.
But actually the reason why I decided to build
the Win standalone on a Mac is because I'm
facing another problem : a Win standalone
built on an XP machine doesn't launch
Hi list,
Although I don't have much time to spend on this
project these days, I managed to build an external
for accessing openGL on Mac. Since it's Carbon
compatible, it should run on OS8.6 to OSX (haven't
tested it on OSX though).
As I already achieved something similar on Win32
a few months
But actually the reason why I decided to build
the Win standalone on a Mac is because I'm
facing another problem : a Win standalone
built on an XP machine doesn't launch on
a Win98 machine... Actually it's been built on
an XP machine, then burned on a CD, then
ftp transfered via Fetch on a Mac to
At 8:19 pm -0700 23/7/03, Alain Farmer wrote:
Hello Scott and y'all,
I have a persistant problem with the post url syntax
of MetaCard 2.5, as I did with 2.4 as well. The client
is a MetaCard 2.5 stack with the following handler in
a button :
on mouseUp
put http://www.giguere.uqam.ca/; into
Hi list,
I have a problem launching an application (Win 98 environment) in the
background using the shell function:
if I use:
get shell(C:\volume\folder\app.exe) nothing happens
using, launch(C:\volume\folder\app.exe) the application is launched but
in the foreground...
any suggestions?
Hello,
Hi Alain,
Try this witch works for me perfectly from
MC 2.32 to 2.5:
set httpheaders to Content-type:
application/x-www-form-urlencoded return
post fld 1 to url myURL
Hope this help.
Thank you for the attempt, Pierre, but I tried it just
now and my problem remains unchanged. My
FWIW, since this is in fact part of libURL, it is possible to edit the scripts in question and change their behavior if either the need is urgent or it doesn't get officially changed.
If you truly want the socket immediately closed, is there any reason why you can't check for it and close it
Bravo Yennie, you're a genius! :))
repeat until the openSockets is empty
close socket (line 1 of the openSockets)
end repeat
The above makes it work. I am thrilled! :))
The close socket syntax is not documented anywhere.
Or perhaps it is only my Help stacks that are too
dated. Is it
On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 22:18, Alain Farmer wrote:
Hello,
Hi Alain,
Try this witch works for me perfectly from
MC 2.32 to 2.5:
set httpheaders to Content-type:
application/x-www-form-urlencoded return
post fld 1 to url myURL
Hope this help.
Thank you for the attempt, Pierre, but
Alain,
Glad it worked.
"close socket" is documented under the "close" command, although a bit buried and sparse. You'll find it on the very last line of both the syntax listing and the help text.
FWIW, the Rev documentation is more complete on this particular command- I often find it helpful to
Slavo,
You can't use a full path with shell() since it doesn't work on the
command line either. You need to cd to the folder where the app is and
then execute it using:
get shell(cd C:\volume\folder start app.exe)
If you have spaces in the path name or the app you'll have to quote them
(be
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