Revlet save a txt file

[Yves COPPE]

Le 26-juil.-09 à 21:07, Richard Gaskin a écrit :

> Yves COPPE wrote:
>
>> Le 26-juil.-09 à 19:51, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
>>> Yves COPPE wrote:
>>>
>>>> 1) how can I save the txt file on my personal web site  (it is  
>>>> not  a  rev-server)
> ...
>> but for question 1)
>> I don't master the POST comand
>> I've hav read it in the dictionary
>> but I cannot send the file on my webserver
>> Can you please give me an example ?
>
> This function can be used in a CGI to read incoming data and put it  
> into  an array you can use later to obtain elements by name:
>
> on _cgiGetInput
>  if "dev" is in the environment then
>    -- testing locally:
>    put gLocalTestInput into tBuffer
>  else
>    put empty into tBuffer
>    if $REQUEST_METHOD is "POST" then
>      -- POST:
>      repeat until (len(tBuffer) >= $CONTENT_LENGTH)
>        read from stdin until empty
>        put it after tBuffer
>      end repeat
>      --
>    else
>      -- GET:
>      put $QUERY_STRING into tBuffer
>    end if
>    --
>  end if
>  put tBuffer into gCGIDataInA
>  split gCGIDataInA by "&" and "="
> end _cgiGetInput
>
> I wrote it to use either the GET or POST method, and regardless  
> which one it uses it puts the data into the global array gCGIDataInA.
>
> On the web data is often sent via POST using forms.  So if you have  
> a form element containing your data whose value was "MyData", in the  
> CGI you can get that data like this:
>
> global gCGIDataInA
>
> on startup
>  _cgiGetInput
>  put gCGIDataInA["MyData"] into tData
>  --- do whatever else you need with that...
> end startup
>
> Since you're sending the data from a stack rather than from a web  
> form, all you need to do is package the data in the standard format,  
> in which the data is set up in name-value pairs, where the name and  
> value are separated by "=" and the pairs are separated with "&", e.g.:
>
>  MyData=SomeData&MyOtherData=MoreData
>
> Rev makes sending this to the CGI a convenient one-liner:
>
>  post tData to url tCgiUrl
>
> ...where tData contains whatever data you want sent to the CGI, and  
> tCgiUrl is the url to your CGI, e.g.:
>
>  http://fourthworld.net/cgi-bin/revnet.cgi
>
>
> For general info on getting started with Rev CGIs, check out  
> Jacque's excellent tutorial:
> <http://www.hyperactivesw.com/cgitutorial/tutorialtoc.html>
>
> It may take some experimentation to get things working well, but  
> once you do you'll have a really wonderful time with all the  
> possibilities it opens up.
>
> RevNet contains examples of some of this stuff, such as the Feedback  
> form, which is just a stack that uses some handlers like  
> revnetSubmitForm stored in a backscript named RevNet_BS".  You can  
> find RevNet in your Rev install in the menus at Development->Plugins- 
> >GoRevNet.  You're welcome to use any scripts there you find handy.
>





Re,

thank you very much

I will try after reading the tuto of Jacque


Greetings.

Yves COPPE
yvescoppe at skynet.be