Hershel Fisch wrote:
On 12/13/07 6:51 PM, "Dave Cragg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I meant something like this:

src="http://127.0.0.1/frame2.html";
I can't figure it out.
U the example from the tutorial and added the background to the body
and ???????

<html>
<head>
  <title>Tip of the Day</title>
</head>
<body background="/Library/WebServer/Documents/bc.jpg/bc.jpg">
  <center>
    <em>A random tip served by a Revolution CGI:</em>
    <p>[*]</p>
  </center>
</body>
</html>

If I just open it up with a browser it works, doing it with rev cgi not,
meaning the background doesn't show up.
And with a browser I don't need the path.
May be this not the way to set the path? I added put the defaultFolder and
this is what the browser returned.
"/Library/WebServer/CGI-Executables"

Thans, Hershel
Random possible parts to help your puzzle:

1) the default folder returned by the CGI will be: the cgi-executables.. as you have seen.

2) *but* the "default folder" which apache uses to serving files is:

DocumentRoot "/Library/WebServer/Documents"

and you don't need to declare that pathin your html

in your cgi's you need write files out with a full path from root or a relative path like this:

3) Root relative URL will *not work* on OSX unless you do some special configurations.. (means you are using Apples Server Admin tool or you are a cmd line wizard who can
edit httpd.conf and really know what he is doing..

i.e. you cannot do:

src="/SomeNewCoolSiteArea/*.html"

You have to

3) put tHtmlCode into url ("file:../Documents/RevTips.html")

4) typically I will declare the default folder where my CGI is to be reading and writing files from right away at the top of the cgi

set the defaultFolder to "../Documents/SomeNewCoolSiteArea/"

5) Now you simple read and write files to
put someHTML into url "frames.html

6) then in your html you have

<a href="SomeNewCoolSiteArea/frames.html">

hth



And place the "frame2.html" file in the html document tree, "not" the
cgi-bin folder.

Cheers
Dave

second it does work with everything else excluding frames meaning
works fine
doing the tutorial from hyperlynk.
Hershel
Cheers
Dave
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