Re: Uploading Files
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2000
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 36063
interpreted = N
texte = >We just installed the new Version 4.0 of WebCatalog on our NT box running >O'Reilly's Web Site Pro. >Going through the StoreBuilder and trying to upoad graphics. >The form field information doesn't appear to be passing from upload_file.tpl >to the upload_file@.tpl page. >I get the error message to: > >Please specify the source file. >Please choose either .gif or .jpg file. > >If I click the Continue button, I get this message: > >501 Not Implemented > >Cannot do POST is supported via CGI/API programs only. with this URL >/billsparts/admin/[callerurl]. > >Most likely, this was an attempt to execute a CGI program located in an area >not configured to hold executable >CGI programs. Please contact the server administrator at >sysadmin@newnorth.net to correct the problem. >Please save this error message. Also, please return to the referring >document and note the hypertext link that led >you here. > >Is there a server setting that I am missing that is not allowing this >process to go through? I have striped the store builder upload.tpls down to work elsewhere. removing things like sku and callerurl, etc and I hard coded the path or target path and can send those to you if you like. Also there is another file in the storebuilder admin folder. I think it's name is upload.tpl. with out the _ in the file name. In that one you browse to the file from the client and you can then even rename the file. And if my head is working right it does not have the .gif and .jpg check in it. It is one self contained template if I remember right also. So you could upload a text file. In the templates with the _ in the name it is asking you to upload an image for a store catalog so it is checking that the .ext is either .gif or .jpg. You could go over the template with the @ in the name and remove that check routine.The problem with the web* upload plugin is you can not control the file name size like you can in webcat. In webcat it is set at 35. The web* is much shorter.My only question about the webcat upload templates is where does the server figure out what the icon/creator type is. In the webstar upload these where more or less untouched. I have a client who does not like the fact that the icon has changed to a quicktime looking icon. Something he does not see using either TB2 or the web* plugin. Is it a server suffix mapping, client suffix mapping, or mac os mapping that alters this. Minor detail but the client is always right.=============================================== Gary Richter PanaVise Products, Inc. 7540 Colbert Dr. Reno, Nevada 89511 Ph: 775.850.2900 Fx: 775.850.2929 Email: grichter@panavise.com http://www.panavise.com ===============================================------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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>We just installed the new Version 4.0 of WebCatalog on our NT box running >O'Reilly's Web Site Pro. >Going through the StoreBuilder and trying to upoad graphics. >The form field information doesn't appear to be passing from upload_file.tpl >to the upload_file@.tpl page. >I get the error message to: > >Please specify the source file. >Please choose either .gif or .jpg file. > >If I click the Continue button, I get this message: > >501 Not Implemented > >Cannot do POST is supported via CGI/API programs only. with this URL >/billsparts/admin/[callerurl]. > >Most likely, this was an attempt to execute a CGI program located in an area >not configured to hold executable >CGI programs. Please contact the server administrator at >sysadmin@newnorth.net to correct the problem. >Please save this error message. Also, please return to the referring >document and note the hypertext link that led >you here. > >Is there a server setting that I am missing that is not allowing this >process to go through? I have striped the store builder upload.tpls down to work elsewhere. removing things like sku and callerurl, etc and I hard coded the path or target path and can send those to you if you like. Also there is another file in the storebuilder admin folder. I think it's name is upload.tpl. with out the _ in the file name. In that one you browse to the file from the client and you can then even rename the file. And if my head is working right it does not have the .gif and .jpg check in it. It is one self contained template if I remember right also. So you could upload a text file. In the templates with the _ in the name it is asking you to upload an image for a store catalog so it is checking that the .ext is either .gif or .jpg. You could go over the template with the @ in the name and remove that check routine.The problem with the web* upload plugin is you can not control the file name size like you can in webcat. In webcat it is set at 35. The web* is much shorter.My only question about the webcat upload templates is where does the server figure out what the icon/creator type is. In the webstar upload these where more or less untouched. I have a client who does not like the fact that the icon has changed to a quicktime looking icon. Something he does not see using either TB2 or the web* plugin. Is it a server suffix mapping, client suffix mapping, or mac os mapping that alters this. Minor detail but the client is always right.=============================================== Gary Richter PanaVise Products, Inc. 7540 Colbert Dr. Reno, Nevada 89511 Ph: 775.850.2900 Fx: 775.850.2929 Email: grichter@panavise.com http://www.panavise.com ===============================================------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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