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@ptrex - well it doesn't say that a script has to be specially compiled or anything to work with IIS, just standard CGI. It should work, but I can't give instructions because, well, I never use IIS.

However, by reading that, you should: Give all auw (or ahp blah blah blah, from now on I'm using auw) scripts Script Persion. Then, set AuCGI.exe as a script engine in the property sheets for the directory.

After that, I'm not sure. Try the shebang line, as in, put

#!C:\path\to\AuCGI.exe

that's a fairly standard format for web servers...even Abyss will accept it.

@Psibernetic - thanks, always nice to get support like that...makes we want to keep on going.

@Tiger - I'm sorry, but the instructions on how to make scripts have been deleted. It's fairly straightforward, but I'll try to get some proper instructions online soon.

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Great work! Thanks!

I have no knowledge oh html, so your post make-me learn some new things.

I think it would be useful to post a full example-a short content of htdocs.

This way, the newb like me, could understend faster the AUCGI.

It take some time untill I figure out how to mix au3 with html.

By the way, I am working at an editor-scintilla based,of course-that have a good text highlight for both html and au3-mixed.

Any interest?

Ovoid

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Hmms it seems that my webpage is getting fucked up with a change of 1 on 2 when i use macro commands, for example @YEAR .

This is very anoying cause i want to show the current date on my webpage.

With fucked up i mean everything thats behind the macro is disapeard.

I hope someone can help me with this or can give me an alternative to get the current date?

Dellairion

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Just a thought

but didnt someone write a web server in autoit?

wonder if the 2 could be integrated so you dont have to work with a 3rd party program.. it could just be pure a3

oh btw nice work

Does somebody know about the AutoIt Web-Server?

I wanna use the web-based AutoIt in conjuction with a AutoIt Web-Server.

That would create the option of a program with integrated WebSever and flexible html-scripting.

Cheers,

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What are the exact tags that i need to use??

Here is what my .html file looks like

#!C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include\AuCGI.exe

##WebApp

<au3>

Autoit Code

<au3>

do i use <au3>, <auw>, <?au3> for the tags ??? im confuzed

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Im having some problems...

There seems to be issues when I use the _get() function with a input field that contains a % character.

huh, I'll look into that. Does it happen only with AuCGI, or does it happen with the original UDFs too?

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a little testing has proved the problem to be in _UrlDecode, which was made by nfwu, not me. However, I can see where the problem is, and it's difficult to fix. How are you entering the Get data, through a form, or by manually entering the url?

If by a form, then iit is definitely a problem that needs to be fixed. However, if you're entering the url manually, then it's honestly up to you to make sure that the url is properly encoded. Try using %25 in place of a % sign in URLs.

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