Re: Configuration Q
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 18811
interpreted = N
texte = Leave the acgi in the Webcat folder inside the webstar folder. Have both SSL and non-SSL webstar inside the same folder. Map your .tpl suffixes to the acgi. Make sure you have enough RAM allocated to WebCat to allow it to launch. (command-i on the application's icon).All paths are relative to the root directly or from the folder from which it was called.www.mydomain.com/Mystore/entry.tpl?? for startersthen nextpage.tpl can be called using relative paths if it is in the same folder as entry.tpl.Just add an s to http ---> https://www.mydomain.com/Mystore/entry.tpl?? when you want to take the shopper to SSL. SSL and non-SSL share shoppingcarts, formula.db, etc. when the folders/files are in the same folder as the HTML page that called them. (or path correctly specified). I remember someone shipping cases of root beer to Pacific Coast because they were so happy, haven't heard what is used when sacrifices are needed.Good luck!Sandy >Hi all- > >OK, I've RTFM and the archived messages from this mailing list. > >I'm still clueless. > >I'm trying to configure Web* and Web*SSL to run a small catalog site. Most >of the site will be served by Web*, with only the shopping cart and invoice >parts run off of SSL. How do I do this? >I read in the read me that I should be using *CGI* and not the plug in. > >My questions: > >1) Does this mean I should take the plug-ins out of their respective plug in >folders? When I do so, I get the following: Error. Unable to launch >ACGI application. > >When I put the plug - ins back in, the Web* works OK, but I get the same >error message from the SSL > >2) Should the ACGI apps be placed in the respective CGI-BIN folders? > >3) Do my site's folders have to be contained in the WebCatalog folder in >order for everything to work? >IOW, does my URL have to be >http://www.mydomain.com/Webcatalog/Mystore/entry.tpl or can I just place the >Mystore folder at the root of the server and have it read >www.mydomain.com/Mystore/entry.tpl?? > >4) How do I have the two Webcatalogs share a shopping cart and invoice >folder??? > >5) Do I have to sacrifice a rooster to the PCS god, or will any old chicken >do? > > >Thanks in advance, > >Clueless > > > > >
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Leave the acgi in the Webcat folder inside the webstar folder. Have both SSL and non-SSL webstar inside the same folder. Map your .tpl suffixes to the acgi. Make sure you have enough RAM allocated to WebCat to allow it to launch. (command-i on the application's icon).All paths are relative to the root directly or from the folder from which it was called.www.mydomain.com/Mystore/entry.tpl?? for startersthen nextpage.tpl can be called using relative paths if it is in the same folder as entry.tpl.Just add an s to http ---> https://www.mydomain.com/Mystore/entry.tpl?? when you want to take the shopper to SSL. SSL and non-SSL share shoppingcarts, formula.db, etc. when the folders/files are in the same folder as the HTML page that called them. (or path correctly specified). I remember someone shipping cases of root beer to Pacific Coast because they were so happy, haven't heard what is used when sacrifices are needed.Good luck!Sandy >Hi all- > >OK, I've RTFM and the archived messages from this mailing list. > >I'm still clueless. > >I'm trying to configure Web* and Web*SSL to run a small catalog site. Most >of the site will be served by Web*, with only the shopping cart and invoice >parts run off of SSL. How do I do this? >I read in the read me that I should be using *CGI* and not the plug in. > >My questions: > >1) Does this mean I should take the plug-ins out of their respective plug in >folders? When I do so, I get the following: Error. Unable to launch >ACGI application. > >When I put the plug - ins back in, the Web* works OK, but I get the same >error message from the SSL > >2) Should the ACGI apps be placed in the respective CGI-BIN folders? > >3) Do my site's folders have to be contained in the WebCatalog folder in >order for everything to work? >IOW, does my URL have to be >http://www.mydomain.com/Webcatalog/Mystore/entry.tpl or can I just place the >Mystore folder at the root of the server and have it read >www.mydomain.com/Mystore/entry.tpl?? > >4) How do I have the two Webcatalogs share a shopping cart and invoice >folder??? > >5) Do I have to sacrifice a rooster to the PCS god, or will any old chicken >do? > > >Thanks in advance, > >Clueless > > > > >
Sandra L. Pitner
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