Yes, jClientUpload uploads files through standard HTTP multipart request. Your server-side script could be written in PHP, JSP, ASP, ASP.NET, CGI/Perl, CGI/C++, ColdFusion ...

See the developers section has many examples of scripts written in Active Server Pages (ASP), ColdFusion, and PHP etc.

Yes. You can interact with Editlet from JSP, ASP, ASP.NET, PERL, PHP, COLDFUSION, JavaScript, etc. and just about any technology that you can think of.

We currently support only PHP and Perl. ASP support is not offered at this time on shared hosting, although it is available for an additional cost on dedicated servers.

These are all programming languages which are referred to by their acronyms. PHP - PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor ASP - Active Server Pages Perl - not an acronym Each programming language has its own benefits and uses. It is best that you research on your own to find one that best fits your needs.

These languages have their own strenghts and weaknesses. Please use the links above to research more. OzeVision supports PHP and Perl but not ASP.

While we do provide many pre-installed scripts, you can still upload any of your own scripts. You can purchase scripts from many online developers or write your own. Regardless, you can upload any scripts that you may own. However, most popular scripts are pre-installed! The preinstalled scripts and software versions keep changing from Server to Server. The installed version can be a newer version than that mentioned here.

There are numerous pitfills when using Perl but not when using PHP. These include removing carriage return characters, putting the scripts in a special directory on the server, modifying the first line of the script to point to the Perl interpreter on your server, and modifying the script's access rights so that it is executable. If you don't know how to do any of this, you certainly don't want to use a Perl search engine. See question 301 for more details.

Each type of script has its own requirements (note that they must all be uploaded using the ASCII FTP transfer mode): HTML scripts can be run from anywhere in public_html/ or private_html/. HTML scripts require a .html or .htm file extension. PHP scripts can be run from anywhere in public_html/ or private_html/, although they should not be inside a /cgi-bin/ folder. PHP scripts require a .php file extension. There are two PHP script execution modes - safe_mode enabled or safe_mode disabled.

These are all programming languages, that can be run on a web server. Programs or scripts written in these languages, can provide your web site with additional functionality and higher levels of dynamic content.

We wanted the albums to be easy to view on absolutely any system, with any distribution medium. We want you to be able to burn an album to a CD and hand it to your grandmother, and have it work. While it is in theory possible to get server-side processing to work on any platform, we also don't want your grandmother to have to install a Perl engine on her computer, or anything else for that matter. If you really want server-side processing, there are server-side XSL transform engines out there.

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We accept normal HTML files and PHP files on our server, as well as CGI/PERL scripts. We have Perl5 installed on the hosting server, so your scripts must be compatible with it for them to work.

To disable ColdFusion's integrated HTTP server modify the jrun.xml file in the runtime\servers\default\SERVER-INF directory beneath the ColdFusion root. Locate the jrun.servlet.http.WebService service and set deactivated to "true".

The base Apache Web Server package does not include ASP support. However, a number of projects provide ASP or ASP-like functionality for Apache. Some of these are:

A key difference between RACE and all other server-side scripting environments is that the RACE execution context is the entire RACE page. In other server-side scripting languages, the execution context exists within a script block. In ASP, such a script block is denoted by <% and %> and in PHP <?php and ?>. Because RACE is a true template language, it does not require a separate "output" statement to send data back to the browser.

If you do not have ColdFusion? on your server, we are pleased to offer our clients the Aff_Manager Hosting Service.. This will allow you to run Aff_Manager from our servers and all you need to do is integrate a few lines of code into your web pages. This service costs $397 for the software, a one-time $197 setup fee, and $19.95 per month. Your setup fee includes the setup of the software on our servers and integration into one (1) back-end payment solution.

The choice is yours (just don't use the built-in Web server on production servers). Microsoft IIS is extremely popular on Windows servers, and Apache is the most popular Web server on other platforms (including Linux).

Use the server-side language to generate the javascript: var jsvar="<%= aspvar %>"; var jsvar="<?php echo $phpvar ?>";

Yes you can! Speakeasy supports .cgi, .php, and .asp extensions. We also provide an extensive catalogue of scripts with setup details available via our Knowledgebase. You are free to run your own scripts, provided they adhere to our Terms of Service.

These are all programming languages/database systems, which are referred to by their acronyms, and each of them has its own benefits and uses. MySQL and MS SQL are database systems. Depending on what your host provides, you can use a database to organize your data.

No. These require a Windows platform and for the moment, we operate only Linux based servers. However, we will be considering Windows 2003 servers in the near future.

Certainly, Plan-B technology is based on Java and HTML. As long as you generate HTML pages that can embed the <OBJECT>-tag and the <EMBED>-tag, you can generate your pages with the scripting language you desire.

Open up your web site properties and click on the 'Home directory' tab. Click the 'Configuration' button and select the 'app mappings' tab and select the '.cfm' extension and click 'edit'. You should see a check box called 'script engine' with this on CF will work with script access, with it off you will need execute access. CF installs itself by default (as per 4.01, haven't checked 4.0 but who cares) as a script engine.

We use the following versions of each program, which are updated whenever there is a new version out:

We have PHP 4.3.11, Perl 5.8.0 and MySQL 4.0.25 standard version installed on our server. These versions are constantly updated and upgraded.