Alright, that clears it up.
When you access a PHP script with an HTTPSocket you get its output [in
the case of that script, the listing of the directory]. Check out the
RB Docs for the HTTPSocket class. It should be easy to set up, if you
already have the PHP part set up.
HTH
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On 8/31/05, Joel Newport <harvestjoel at acd dot net> wrote:
> Sorry,
>
> I just opened the index.php in a word processor and there was all this GNU
> language in it, so I assumed that it was a GNU thing. According to the
> comment description in the file it is a file that lists what is in a
> directory. We use it for our website so that clients can see what is in
> their folder on our ftp site through a browser using flash. With out the
> index.php file, their folder shows up empty.
>
> Yes it seems that FTP suite would be perfect for me but I am only able to
> find if for RB 2005 and I use RB 5.2 on Mac.
>
> Thanks for the info,
>
> Joel
> On 8/30/05 7:00 PM, "realbasic-nug-request at lists dot realsoftware dot com"
> <realbasic-nug-request at lists dot realsoftware dot com> wrote:
>
> > GNU index.PHP file??!? Wowowow... Time out
> >
> > PHP is a server-side scripting language. index.php could have any
> > content in it. It is not a directory listing app or else...
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