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 Topic: Ajax post method in open() is not allowed |
tunandras
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Dear aprelium,
Thank you very much! I'm so glad, it works! :-) It was so tricky... First I added the file's extension itself to "Script Paths" but it was not enough. I had to associate it ... |
| Topic: Ajax post method in open() is not allowed |
tunandras
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Hi aprelium,
Thanks a lot for your answer, I'll try it out soon (I'm sorry that I didn't realize your reply earlier--no notification arrived or I missed it). |
| Topic: Ajax post method in open() is not allowed |
tunandras
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| Oh yes, I'm so ignorant! Yes I have the free one, but I have the previous version too. Well, I can't tell you it's version number now (seems, I don't remember well), and it isn't in this flat where I ... |
| Topic: Ajax post method in open() is not allowed |
tunandras
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as long as the file will be parsed by the PHP interpreter it will also support the POST method.
Yes, you are absolutely right, it is something similar what the Perl does however, it generates the HTM ... |
| Topic: Ajax post method in open() is not allowed |
tunandras
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| Yes I tried it in an alternative way: it is in Perl; unfortunately I'm not familiar with PHP. But the main thing for me is to see how Ajax operates. And one more information: there is no problem with ... |
| Topic: Ajax post method in open() is not allowed |
tunandras
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Hi Everybody,
I'm very new to this forum so, please forgive me if I make mistakes (and for my poor English as well). I'm using locally Abyss Web Server X1 (v 2.0.6) on an IBM Think Pad R50e compute ... |
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