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Old 07-17-2008, 11:28 PM
Amy Blankenship
 
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Default Re: Sign-on Application


"forgeh" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I am assuming you mean that there has to be some server side programing to
> allow the writing of a text file to the server,which is not an option in
> my
> situation. However, I loaded the authorware file onto the server and ran
> it
> ...and presto, it wrote the txt file on the server. So I believe the
> problem
> to address is how do I get the published file to do that?


If you're accessing the server through HTTP protocol, the client machine
_cannot_ write to the server. If it could, there wouldn't be a website in
the world that could stay online for longer than about 10 seconds, because
hackers would get in there and take them all down. The _only_ ways to write
to the server is to either ask the server to do the writing (back end
technology) or file upload (ftp).

Hope this clarifies;

Amy


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