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Real Audio is a real time audio transmission/player system.
A digital audio stream is transmitted from the server over the Internet to the destination
and played immediately, rather than being stored to disk first and then played.
Each audio clip requires two files: a metafile with
extension .ram, and the digital audio clip itself, with extension .ra.
The .ram file holds one or more lines of ASCII text, each
of which references the .ra file to be played when the .ram file is accessed by the
browser.
Entries in .ram files have the form:
pnm://machine.host4u.net/yourdomain/name-of-clip.ra
Place your .ram and .ra files in the realaudio subdirectory
under your web directory. Remember that .ram files must be uploaded in ASCII mode while
.ra files must be uploaded in BINARY mode. You may then access these files via a web
browser at:
http://www.yourdomain.com/realaudio/file.ram
Miva makes building dynamic, data driven web pages as easy
as HTML. You can quickly develop interactive web pages that are 100% browser independent.
Miva runs on the web server, interprets the Miva tags and outputs pure HTML to the
browser. You can also use Miva to output Javascript and other browser languages, and use
the built-in database to easily manipulate and publish data.
Full documentation and usage support for HTML Script can be
found at http://htmlscript.com/. Miva offers a
variety of features and you should visit their site for more information.
We are running version 3.0 of HTML Script. The following is
what you will need to know for use on your domain.
The script being called is "miva", which is in
your cgi-bin. The active pages (pages with .hts or .mv) need to be placed in your root www
directory, not in subdirectories. A sample URL call for this would be as follows:
http://yourdomain.com/cgi-bin/miva?yourpage.mv
HTMLSCRIPT has a variety of pre configured products that require path information
we have preconfigured miva to automatically look into the /home/domain/htsdata directory
for data files, If data is placed in this directory a example call would be as follows
EXAMPLE.
<export file="file.dat">
To call Htmlscript thru the secure server use the following:
https://machine.safe-order.net/cgi-bin/smiva?yourdomain/yourpage.mv
Machine should be replaced with the name of the system your on, ie pan, artemis,
osirus, ect . . .
More On The Miva Engine.
The Miva Engine makes building
dynamic web sites as easy as writing HTML. Quickly develop server and browser
independent dynamic sites using the XML standard. Dynamic sites that integrate scripting,
database, and commerce can be developed and tested on a Microsoft workstation and deployed
on Microsoft or Unix servers.
| SUPPORTED STANDARDS | |||
| HTML | SGML | XML | HTTP |
| POP3 | SMTP | ISAPI | CGI |
| NSAPI | UNIX | WINDOWS | JAVA |
| ODBC | xBASE | APACHE | JAVASCRIPT |
Miva runs as a pre-processor on the web server, interprets the Miva tags and outputs standard HTML, XML, Javascript, and other user interface code to the browser. Use the built-in database and ODBC interfaces to easily manipulate and publish data. Anyone that knows HTML can use Miva.
Miva (Htmlscript 3.0) tags are XML compliant and include:
<MvEVALUATE>, <MvIF>,
<MvELSE>, <MvWHILE>, <MvEXPORT>, <MvIMPORT>, <MvCOMMERCE>,
<MvLET>, <MvASSIGN>, <MvCALL>, <MvHIDE>, <MvEXIT>,
<MvCOMMENT>, <MvFUNCTION>, <MvMAIL>, <MvOPEN>, <MvCLOSE>,
<MvFIND>, <MvSKIP>, <MvGO>, <MvADD>, <MvUPDATE>,
<MvDELETE>, <MvUNDELETE>, <MvMAKEINDEX>, <MvSETINDEX>,
<MvREINDEX>, <MvPACK>, <MvPRIMARY>, <MIVA>...
Miva Merchant is a multipage fully web administered shop cart (You must purchase a license to use this)
Miva Merchnat basic setup instructions
We will place the proper files after you purchase a lic on your domain, this is generally
done within 24 hours of purchase with the exception of saturday.
To start using Miva Merchnat follow the steps below using your browser
Note: in the secure calls above, machine must be replaced with the name of the system
your located on
HTMLscript corp will answer any question or problems that may arise during your configuration generally you can completly setup your shopping cart with no problems.
If you wish to to have a Majordomo listserver activated, email us and tell us the name you would like, be sure to check with sales for pricing. Make sure it has a different name than the name of your domain. For instance if your domain was fredhappy.com, you might want to ask for fredhappydomo.
Once we have set up your Majordomo listserver, you can get help by sending email to majordomo@yourdomain.com. On the first line of your email, just type the word HELP. You will be sent a general help file. If you want more detailed instructions on using Majordomo, you can email:
For full instructions Domo@safe-order.net
Another great resource for Majordomo information is:
http://www.greatcircle.com/majordomo/majordomo.manual.txt
Publishing a Web
Opening an Existing Web
1. Open FP Explorer and choose File > Open Front
Page Web.
2. You can now choose to open a previously created web on your PC or your web on our
server.
3. Highlight the appropriate web or type in the web address (www.yourdomain.com) and click
OK.
4. Enter your USERNAME and FP PASSWORD if required.
5. Make modifications and recalculate links if needed. (See FP help docs for info on
when it's neccessary to recalculate links.
Troubleshooting Common Problems with FP98
Getting error - "Root Web Busy"
FTP or telnet to your site and remove the "service.lck" file in
/www/_vti_pvt. This usually happens when an FP session is interrupted before
completion.
Server timing out when publishing large sites.
This difficulty arises when the uploading link times out in the process of
copying the web to our server. The only suggestion Microsoft has offered so far is
to break the main web into a group of sub webs on your PC, then upload these
individually. If this problem persists for you, please contact support.
Getting Error - "Front Page Extensions not
Installed"
We often see this error being reported even when the extensions have been
installed. If you get this error, please contact support and we'll make sure the
extensions are installed and repair them if necessary.
NOTE: The extensions are easily corrupted. Please use only FP Explorer to
update your web site on the server, not FTP.
I published but my web's not there!
This will happen when the "Destination Web Name" is filled in when
publishing to our server.
This box should be left blank. If you put any other name in this box it will create
a subdirectory off of your root web and copy all of your files into it. Your site
will exist under a subdirectory instead of at the top level /www where it should be.
My counter, bbs, guestbook, etc isn't working.
These problems are generally due to incorrect permissions on either the
directory, file(s) or cgi script(s) that are associated with them. Please don't
change the permissions of your files or directories unless you have a specific reason for
doing so and you know what effect it will have on your site.
My forms won't work through the Secure Server.
The call to a cgi script using the Secure Server must not be within a
webbot. Use a normal cgi call in your html script for Secure Server calls.
My search bot doesn't return any results.
The /www directory must be world readable AND you need to recalculate links BEFORE
publishing (or after editing directly on the server). If it still doesn't
work: FTP to
the server and go to the /www/_vti_txt/default.wti directory. Delete any files
that begin with "ALL.". Don't delete any other files. Then using
Windows Explorer, do the same thing on your PC. Recalculate links, test locally with
your browser and publish.
FP starts the Web Publishing Wizard when I try to publish.
Cancel the operation and contact support to have the FP extensions installed/repaired.
Why is my page renamed on the server when I publish?
The "Default Document" of your web is automatically renamed by the
server to what is required by the configuration of the server. For example, if
you've named the main page "index.html", it may be renamed
"default.html". Just check the links to your main page to make sure they
refer to it the same way.
NOTE: If you are using FrontPage, you should NEVER use regular FTP to upload
your files. This will damage the extensions. Stick with one or the other all the time.
If you have asked for additional POP/FTP/Telnet accesses on
your domain, the users of these additional accounts can access the server via FTP, Telnet,
and Email with the following parameters:
Hostname: yourdomain.com
Username: their unique username
Password: their unique password
POP Account: their unique username@yourdomain.com
SMTP Server: yourdomain.com
When they login via FTP or Telnet, they will be taken to their directory, where they will see their own www directory
The following are sites on the Internet which we have found
to be helpful:
The Web Developer's
Virtual Library
A great resource for all things HTML.
The CGI Resource
Index
A vast selection of CGI Scripts (free and for pay).
Directory Guide
A guide to many of the directories on the Internet.
Position Agent
Find out how your page ranks in search engines and find
out to to move your site up in the listings.
Submit-It
Submit your site to multiple search engines at one
time.
Black Coffee
Applications, resources, and source code for Java users
and developers.
Gifpile
A huge selection of artwork for your webpages.
WEB Techs
Validate your webpages and make sure they will show up
properly in the various browsers.
HTML Goodies
Lots of really cool stuff here. An excellent reference
for newbies and techies alike.
Some of the text referring to CGI scripts was taken
directly or adapted for our use from ReadMe files provided by the script designers. Many
thanks to the folks at Matt's Script Archives for their excellent documentation! Please
support Matt's Scripts by visiting http://www.worldwidemart.com/scripts/. Their scripts
are free, but that doesn't mean they are cheap. Much time went into the development of
each script and Matt is one of the best scripters around!
Consider purchasing The CGI/Perl Cookbook by Craig Patchett
and Matthew Wright ($49.99, 656 pages, Wiley Computer Publishing, October, 1997, ISBN
0471168963, Paper/CD-ROM). It is an excellent resource for those of you interested in
learning CGI scripting.
Visit http://www.cgi-perl.com/ for more details!
