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Apr 21st, 2002, 06:31 PM
BuggyProgrammer

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Originally posted by alexdata
Here is a server that i've tested for your bug..on my router..

And it works with my router! But if you seem to get problems then please PM or post your porblems in here!
And i will help you out as good as possible!

PS: what version of VB are you using,, Im using VB6 nad im not sure if all this code is backwards compatible as i cannot try it in anything else that VB6..

PS: download the VBruntimes if ou dont have VB6...
( http://www.karenware.com/powertools/runtimes.asp )

Try the above inorder to get the FULLY working VBruntimeFiles!

And see you soon!

you never uploaded anything. and my firewall wasnt running, and port 80 was forwarded to my computer.
Apr 21st, 2002, 09:10 PM

Isnt the MS Script Control nice?

Z.
Apr 22nd, 2002, 08:47 AM
alexdata

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question for everybody?!?!

I have seen that the HTTPserver (mine) is not supporting frames,
nor does it support the
<html><body background="somepic.jpg">

It can load a pic into the background,on the first page displayed, but if you have it on more than one side, it will somehow fail to loda the pic into the back,, Also with frames, it's supported locally, but not if someone else is trying to access the server!

I've tried from a very remote computer (not on my lan) and it didnt show the frames? but on my lan it does?
Do anybody care to find those two bugs.. I cannot seem to find them....

And for ZAEI !!!
Can you somehow teach us (or intergrate ASP into the latest HTTP server that is uploaded to this page) the latest server will be in my next post!

Can you teach us MORE about the MSscriptControl...

Really need a way to make ASP and hopefully PHP work on the server...

Thanks for your help so long! It seems to work for the HTTPD server that has been developed here, and I will try to intergrate it into the HTTP server!

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You're ALL doing a GREAT job, Thanks for ALL replies,and all help!
Apr 22nd, 2002, 03:22 PM
Hampster

To what I know about MS Script Control, your not going to be able to support ASP. What your going to be able to support is VBScript with ASP like features.

Ex:
VBScript doesn't support Request() like ASP does. You have to create a object (I use classes) with a Request() function, thus becoming Object.Request() and not Request().

If anyone does know a way to bypass this, do reply :)
Apr 22nd, 2002, 04:01 PM
Hampster

Also, the reason your HTTPd doesn't support backgrounds and frames, is that your server only supports one connection. Use a control array (look at my server for a example) to support multiple connections. Most webbrowsers open up another connection for every element of the page (Pictures, Frames, etc).
Apr 22nd, 2002, 04:45 PM
alexdata

hampster...

could you please modify my code???

To include what you've said about that...
for multiple connections!!

and put a 'H
behind every of your lines..so I can see/learn/and understand!

Please!
Apr 23rd, 2002, 09:05 AM

You would have to write your own script plugin to be able to use ASP/PHP. Other then that, its is a really easy control to use. Just experiment around with it.

Z.
Apr 23rd, 2002, 03:15 PM
Skitchen8

yeah... i looked at possible php implementation, but i just don't know how, or have the experience i would need to make it work...
Apr 24th, 2002, 05:10 PM
Skitchen8

any progress lately??... i've been too busy to try to look again at the php implementation...
Apr 25th, 2002, 10:38 AM
alexdata

No real progress..

Im currently searching for a new job (in reallife) so i've been busy!
But also i need to understand arrays and so, inorder for the server to work as expected and to be able to serve graphics and
frames, and other stuff... so that it will work as needed!

I don't know, but until i get that to work, I will stand still...
Apr 30th, 2002, 08:17 PM
Skitchen8

i know its been a long time since there were any posts in this thread, but i think i solved the router problem... first, open port 80 on your firewall (if you need instruction on how to do this post at www.turtletips.com/forums because i don't hardly check these forums anymore... then navigate to http://www.turtletips.com/whoami/ (sign up at the forums while your their)... the ipaddress next to where it says ip address is the ip that people will need to navigate to in order for them to connect remotely... i will try to implement this script into the code as soon as possible so you do not need to go somewhere else to find the correct ip.... the problem w/ the ip you were using before is that it is your local ip, used to connect to your computer through the LAN, the ip found on that site will be the remote ip where the page will be served to other people from. This is the same with any other application (ftp server, or any other server) that runs as a server.

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