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[unknown: 5] 25-Jan-2009 [1613x2] | The last two are pretty much what Oscommerce does now. |
Some other packaged coupled with oscommerce do the others you listed. There is no reason that REBOL can't do the same. | |
sqlab 25-Jan-2009 [1615] | From the dark ages long gone; did not Ralph Roberts a shopping system in Rebol for his book Rebol for Dummies ? |
[unknown: 5] 25-Jan-2009 [1616x2] | I don't know as I never read it. |
Only book I had on REBOL was the Official Guide Book and they used my review for rebolpress.com back in the day. | |
sqlab 25-Jan-2009 [1618] | Nor did i read it. But I think I remember something like that. |
amacleod 11-Feb-2009 [1619x3] | Anyone know how to view a website you are are self hosting. I know you can view it using localhost but I want to use the url. I remember reading somewhere that it was possible but I can not find it now. Something about the DNS... |
In case its not clear...I'm running the hhtp server on the same machine that i want ot view the site with. | |
hhtp =http | |
Brock 11-Feb-2009 [1622] | this is a guess, http://domainName/virtualFolderPath |
Janko 11-Feb-2009 [1623] | do you have a domain name assigned to your computer? if it is then you can access it as anybody else ... I am not sure I understand ... if you have a virtual host set and you want to test if it works (and are on windos) you can add www.yourdomain.com to hosts file in winnt/system32/drivers |
Oldes 11-Feb-2009 [1624] | If you are on windows, check c:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file |
amacleod 11-Feb-2009 [1625x3] | I'm using dyndns as I have a dynamic ip. If i type my url into the browser from a macine outside my local network I get my web page. If I do it from within my local network (even on a different machine) I can't not get through to the page "Cannot display webpage" error. It's not just http. I'm accessing a mysql server too with the same problem resulting. I know I can use "localhost but I would need to change my code everytime I'm using it locally. |
I was going to use a linux server...I' may switch back to windows though.. | |
Oldes, That worked on my windows box. Thanks alot! Anyone know how that works on a linux box? | |
Pekr 11-Feb-2009 [1628] | amacleod - isn't there /etc/hosts file? Maybe you could put it there? Generally, I use DNS based technique, pointing particular name to the particular IP. Even more interesting situation is, when you want to redirect public server IP to the internal IP on local network :-) |
Kaj 13-Feb-2009 [1629] | Yep |
PeterWood 16-Apr-2009 [1630] | Any recommendations for a domain registration service? |
Janko 16-Apr-2009 [1631] | I use the ones where I have the hosting, don't use godaddy , I sometimes go check domains at register.com |
TomBon 16-Apr-2009 [1632] | sitelutions.com, configure everything via web interface, cheap. since many years never had a problem. |
PeterWood 16-Apr-2009 [1633] | Thanks Janko & TomBon |
Robert 17-Apr-2009 [1634] | joker.com |
Gregg 22-Apr-2009 [1635] | I've used directnic for a long time. No problems that I can recall, but my needs have been very simple. |
PeterWood 23-Apr-2009 [1636x2] | Thanks Robert & Gregg. |
I went with sitelutions.com. So far so good. (My needs are probably much simpler than yours, Gregg). | |
Pekr 12-May-2009 [1638x2] | I have small tag editing tool for one portal, but something has changed. Few of subsites now are full of iaccute strings. I wonder when and how it happened, if during hand editing of some html files, but is there any easy way of how to decode it back to Czech codepage? I just checked, and all files have correct headers specifying charset=windows-1250. Or could it be some internal header problem? (BOM, Unicode related?) |
btw - browser displays (escapes) it correctly. But our REBOL tool just parses it, and puts it into fields, so I need to decode it back ... | |
PeterWood 23-May-2009 [1640] | Has anybody wriitten a "flush" function that sends data back to the browser before the CGI script has finished running? |
Graham 23-May-2009 [1641x2] | that would be a good trick |
shouldn't you just spawn another process to do the work and then return? | |
Oldes 23-May-2009 [1643x4] | Pekr, it looks you are not alone: http://www.google.cz/search?hl=cs&q=iacute&spell=1 |
You can use my script http://box.lebeda.ws/~hmm/rebol/htmlentities_latest.r to convert it into UTF8 | |
probe HTMLentities/decode "Základní informace " | |
(but now when I see it here, it's not enough as the á char is not converted to utf8) | |
PeterWood 23-May-2009 [1647x2] | Graham: I could spawn another process but have had problems with both using 'call to launch a second Rebol process on Mac OS X; any console output from the spawned Rebol session is sent to the browser in addition to the output it should receive from the cgi process. |
It would be much cleaner for me to be able to flush the output back to the browser and then do my housekeeping. | |
Graham 23-May-2009 [1649] | And if you called a shell script that ran the rebol process? |
Sunanda 23-May-2009 [1650] | I tried to find such a "flush" mechanism for REBOL.org (running Apache under a generic GNU/Linux OS). It would have been very useful (still would be).......But I never found anything that worked. |
PeterWood 23-May-2009 [1651] | Sadly, even if you call a shell script that runs the rebol process :-( |
Dockimbel 24-May-2009 [1652] | Not tested, but might work for flushing CGI data : close system/ports/output |
PeterWood 24-May-2009 [1653x2] | Thanks for the tip Doc; I'll try it and report back. |
I'm now not sure if flushing the html to the borwser is necessry. I tried with a simple test. Firefox displayed the page immediately but the connection to the server was kept open. Safari didn't display the page unitl the connection to the server was closed. I dug a lttle deeper into Apache Docs and it seems that Apache doesn't buffer simple html output. It seems that the "problem" is getting the browser to display the html before the connection to the server is closed. | |
Maxim 24-May-2009 [1655x2] | I've had this same problem before implementing custom-purpose web apps. http being connection based, i think most clients expect the connection to be closed. |
the client reply port anyways. | |
Dockimbel 25-May-2009 [1657] | Then, you can try with HTTP chunked encoding (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chunked_transfer_encoding), it's the classic way to stream HTML to the browser. Having the page displayed while downloading chunks is browser specific. It's implemented in Cheyenne's HTTPd, but reading that wikipedia page makes me wonder if it still works with the new automatic HTTP compression introduced in 0.9.19 (haven't done regression tests for that case). |
PeterWood 25-May-2009 [1658] | Thanks, Doc. I look into that. |
Maxim 25-May-2009 [1659] | is IE7 svg capable? |
Sunanda 25-May-2009 [1660] | This says no -- but 3party support is possible: http://wiki.svg.org/Internet_Explorer |
Maxim 25-May-2009 [1661] | thanks for the link... so no svg on my new site... darn. |
Robert 25-May-2009 [1662] | Forms: How do you make forms for web-pages? Do you use any "tools" or just hand-code them? |
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