Re: [INCLUDE] Limitations
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 21393
interpreted = N
texte = I probably didn't do a good job of asking the correct questions. The sound samples are on many remote servers and I will maintain a database of the urls to the sound files. Possibly they will be all types, wav, midi etc. I will want to serve the sound files from the remote server once the location has been determined. Anyone got any ideas how to do this correctly? >Yes, well sort of. If you are using a mac you can create an alias of the >folder that has all the midi files and use filesharing to mount the >server. Then copy the alias to your webserver. Then the alias to the >files is local to your webserver but actually lives on another server. >Not too sure if this is a problem for any reason, just know it works. > >- ck > > >>I need to obtain and serve sound(midi) samples from another server using >>[INCLUDE] or the SSI #INCLUDE. The manual implies that [INCLUDE] must >>reference a URL on the same server. Is that a restriction or just the way I >>read it?>_______________________________________________________________ >Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com > > >MacSultants >Professional Solutions for Computer Systems > >Phone# 609-273-3255 >Fax# 609-273-3721.------------------------------------------------------. | Morris Camp Industry Publications | | 8841 Escambia Avenue | | (334)961-7111 voice Perdido Beach, AL 36530 | | (334)961-7110 fax email:morris@indypubs.com | \------------------------------------------------------'
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I probably didn't do a good job of asking the correct questions. The sound samples are on many remote servers and I will maintain a database of the urls to the sound files. Possibly they will be all types, wav, midi etc. I will want to serve the sound files from the remote server once the location has been determined. Anyone got any ideas how to do this correctly? >Yes, well sort of. If you are using a mac you can create an alias of the >folder that has all the midi files and use filesharing to mount the >server. Then copy the alias to your webserver. Then the alias to the >files is local to your webserver but actually lives on another server. >Not too sure if this is a problem for any reason, just know it works. > >- ck > > >>I need to obtain and serve sound(midi) samples from another server using >>
[include] or the SSI #INCLUDE. The manual implies that
[include] must >>reference a URL on the same server. Is that a restriction or just the way I >>read it?>_______________________________________________________________ >Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com > > >MacSultants >Professional Solutions for Computer Systems > >Phone# 609-273-3255 >Fax# 609-273-3721.------------------------------------------------------. | Morris Camp Industry Publications | | 8841 Escambia Avenue | | (334)961-7111 voice Perdido Beach, AL 36530 | | (334)961-7110 fax email:morris@indypubs.com | \------------------------------------------------------'
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