First, make sure that the permissions on the file are set properly for execute permission. By default, the permissions are 644 (rw-r--r--) and do not allow execution. You need to change the permissions, or the mode, on your cgi script to 755 (rwxr-xr-x). Some FTP programs allow you to change file permissions, if yours doesn't, then you can use the File Manager in your Control Panel to change the permissions.

You trigger a server-side script by setting any object's URL. For example a frame, window, or an Image. An image will also "swallow" the data sent back by the server, so that they will not be visible anywhere. var dummyImage = new Image();dummyImage.src = "scriptURL.asp?param=" + varName; Mozilla (NN6.2+, Firefox, Ice Weasle etc), Opera 7.6+, Safari1.2+, the Windows version of IE versions 5+, and some other browsers provide the XML HTTP Request object.

Many Expect scripts can be run directly with one change - the following line should be inserted before any other output: puts "Content-type: text/html\n" Next, make sure you invoke external programs using full paths. For example, instead of "spawn telnet", use "spawn /usr/ucb/telnet" (or whatever). Remember that the PATH and other environment variables are going to be different than what you are used to.

There is no direct equivalent of __FILE__ and __LINE__ in ANSI Common Lisp; this is perhaps most simply explained by the fact that CL is not particularly a file-oriented and definitely not a line-oriented language. That said, your particular implementation may carry around some information about where functions were compiled, and COMPILE-FILE binds the special variables *COMPILE-FILE-TRUENAME* and *COMPILE-FILE-PATHNAME*.

First, check the end of your error_log file which is present in your logs/ directory. If it shows a "Premature end of script headers" message for your CGI script, make sure that you have uploaded the script in ASCII mode from your FTP transfer program, and that if it is a perl script, the first line reads "#!/usr/bin/perl".

CGI scripts must be run from the cgi-bin directory which is outside the httpdocs directory. CGI scripts need to have a .cgi or .pl extension.

Best results will be achieved using a dedicated server, however the script will run perfectly on a shared server.

If you have a question and don't want to scroll through the list below, use this handy search thingy. If you don't find the answer to the question in the README file for the program, on the main information page for the program, or here, please drop us an email so we can add it to the list! Before you email me, please note that these scripts are not supported for sites on Tripod.com. For a free web hosting provider who supports CGI scripts, you can try HyperMart or Netfirms.com.

Ans: Yes, we can... but we should caution you that there are still a lot of old browsers out there that are not Java-enabled. Older AOL browsers, for example, have a devil of a time with Java. We are frankly looking forward to the time when the whole web is fully utilizing the interactive capabilities of the platform-independent language and world of Java. Ans: We have an excellent form script in our CGI Bin, written in perl.

You have several choices. First, open the tools tab in the workspace (the tools tab is the one with a pencil icon). Then open the folders in the tree view until you see the script that you want to run. Then double click on the script to run it. You can also use the context menu by doing a right mouse down on the script and then selecting run or run batch. The Run command will run the script in the current thread.

Yes. MiniVend supports multiple independent catalogs. There are users who run more than 500 catalogs on a single machine. The capacity is usually a function of how busy the catalogs are and how much memory and processor speed your system has.

of Apache 1.3, CGI scripts are essentially not buffered. Every time your script does a "flush" to output data, that data gets relayed on to the client. Some scripting languages, for example Perl, have their own buffering for output - this can be disabled by setting the $| special variable to 1. Of course this does increase the overall number of packets being transmitted, which can result in a sense of slowness for the end user. Prior to 1.

No. You are purchasing a license to use the script only on one domain. You should order an additional license for every other domain.

Almost... It has to be installed in an area where your Web server has access to executable files. This is usually a cgi-bin directory. However some servers (like Adgrafix servers) let users have executable scripts anywhere.

We are always open to loading custom scripts and software onto the server for our clients at an additional cost, but please note that we do inspect the script/software to be sure it doesn't cause any problems for other clients on the server. If there's any doubt regarding the security of the script, we will not load it on.

jClientUpload is just a client-side component that could upload files or folders to a server. You need a server-side script - for HTTP only - to store uploaded files. For FTP, you just need a FTP server.

We recommend UploadBean and LargeUpload.jsp script because it includes advanced features (very large upload with low memory, folders structure recomposition, resume and overwrite support ...) you might have to develop in your own script. However, UploadBean needs Servlet/JSP support on server-side. Notice that you will find others upload script samples (such as PHP and ASP.NET) in add-ons section.

You will need a UNIX based server with the following Perl modules (available at CPAN.org): CGI, CGI:: Carp, Date::Parse, Date::Format, Time::HiRes, libwww-perl (which includes LWP, LWP:: UserAgent, HTTP::Request, etc). You will also need to have cron capability on your server. The script is written for perl 5.006. If you have any questions pertaining to your type of hosting please check with your current host.

The easiest way is to rename the title of the hidden AutoIt window when your script first starts. Then in the same script check for that window title existing - if it does then another copy of the script is running.

A script with SQL or SQL*Plus commands in it should have the extension ".sql". E.g. your script is called "foo.sql" to run it type "start foo" or "start foo.sql".

As long as your script is not overloading the server resources, and reducing the service to our other hosting clients, you may run the perl scripts of your choice.

Yes, QEngine supports customization in script execution. In QEngine you can define sequence templates in which you can mention the scripts order for execution. You can choose the manual sequence option and hence your predefined sequence template when you playback all the scripts under the suite.

You should never get a message saying there are compilation errors. We check and double check our code to make sure that doesn't happen. If you do get this message make sure it is not from some changes you made first before sending in a support request.

You install the Associate Engine script to your own webserver and it is run from there. See the Download & Installation page and the New Users: Start Here page.

You can install SimpleGet.pl instead. You can get it from http://www.mrob.com/SimpleGet.txt (which was 404 as of 2 Aug 2002) or use a copy on this site. To use the script with SimpleGet.pl instead of LWP, change use LWP::Simple; to require "SimpleGet.pl";

Name the CGI script using the extension cgi, for example myscript.cgi, and place it in the /var/www/cgi-bin/myusername directory. Make sure that the script has the appropriate permissions: it should be world-readable and world-executable (755). Test your script locally (from the shell) first, to make sure it compiles and runs without errors before it is run over the Web. Finally, point a browser to http://sulu.informatics.indiana.edu/cgi-bin/myusername/myscript.cgi.

The most basic way to do this would be to make a .bat file to run the getdata.pl script, and place this .bat file in your Startup folder. Then, your data would get updated whenever you log on. Note: Be sure to put the FlipReg.exe program somewhere in your path if you configure the script to run automatically. Windows 98 and NT have a Task Scheduler that is fairly simple to set up. Open "My Computer" and then "Scheduled Tasks". Choose "Add Scheduled Task" and follow the prompts.

This varies between implementations, so you should check your documentation. In SBCL foo@host] sbcl --disable-debugger --noprint --eval (do-this-function 'on 'these 'args)

FirstClass Classifieds is designed to be as low maintenance as possible. In order for the software to expire ads and generate the daily utilization reports for the administrator, it is necessary for a maintenance script to be run daily. This is best accomplished by setting up a "CRON" job that will automatically run this script at a preset time. Electricware will set this up free of charge for you.