(A) Make sure that you are loading your html files through a Web
Server, preferably EMWAC's https. If you open the html files as local files,
they will load okay, and any graphics will probably load as well. However,
in order for scripts to work properly, you must connect to them through
the web server. If you have installed https properly and its data directory
contains VFPINET.HTM, then you should be able to run everything correctly
with the url:
http://localhost/vfpinet.htm
or:
http://localhost/vfpinet.htm
(Q)I am a Compuserve user, and I have been using their Spry Mosaic to surf the 'net on my NT machine. But when I load https and try to contact my own machine, it dials Compuserve okay, but cannot find my host.
(A)Compuserve has
replaced your WINSOCK.DLL with its own version. Because this
WINSOCK.DLL does not speak with WSOCK32.DLL (I am getting out of my
league here!!!), it cannot access any of the IP addresses which 32-bit
apps can, including your own machine.
Your best bet would be to replace WINSOCK.DLL with the original one on
your install disks, and set up SLIP using Windows NT RAS. This way, you
will be able to use 32-bit winsock apps over RAS, one of which happens to be
https. See the icon "Remote Access and the Internet", installed with
Windows NT RAS.
(Q)xbase.pl is pretty cool, but I need it to do more. Do you have any perl subroutines to read indexes, or perl
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