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Re: LYNX-DEV problems in form-based file upload
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Bae Young Hyun |
Subject: |
Re: LYNX-DEV problems in form-based file upload |
Date: |
Wed, 22 Jan 1997 10:06:49 +0900 (KST) |
Hi,
I succeeded in file upload, partially.
The previous problem that I can't transmit a long file was
the problem of the HTTP server in my machine. So, I have no problem
when I upload a file to other upload test sites, for example,
"http://thccy14.oz.nthu.edu.tw:6083/wole/UL/" or
"http://140.114.63.14:6083/doc/upload.html".
But, I don't solve the problem due to using string functions
on constructing 'query' data structure.
I think that in order to solve this problem, I will use an index
variable for 'query' array instead of 'strlen(query)' function,
and update the index variable each time when some data is added
in 'query' array.
My question is that once 'post_data' of the current 'doc' has
a copy of query data including a binary file,
is there any problem in other parts of lynx when I transmit
the 'doc->post_data' ?
The next uncompleted part is a user interface to input a name of
an uploaded file. Currently, I implemented it very simply.
I just type a file name just like a ordinary text input, and
check if the file is exist and can be read, then output a proper
message on a status line. I want to have a file name browser function
like as the 'browse' button in 'Netscape'.
I expect that this work for a user interface will be done by others.
------
Young Hyun Bae
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