[En-Nut-Discussion] user page written in html or ????
Hugo Simon
hugo.simon at gmx.de
Wed May 10 18:53:59 CEST 2006
Hi Heidi
What is exactly your problem. I had some difficulties too with non html
files (binary or text) download, too. But mine came from the dataflash, not
from the program memory. My problems had to do with the MIME type. NutOS
always says the file is html, so most browsers tried to display the file,
not to download it. So I defined my file as a cgi and built a callback
function for it which sets the download header to binary, then my Internet
Explorer and Mozilla both loaded the file correctly.
But there is one problem left, if you use many pictures on your website on
the nut it often failes to send some of them. Don't know how about this now.
bye
Thorsten
----- Original Message -----
From: "HeidiPSU" <just_me_heidi33 at yahoo.com>
To: <en-nut-discussion at egnite.de>
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 2:42 AM
Subject: [En-Nut-Discussion] user page written in html or ????
>
> I am working with a college team. We are using the nut in our senior
project.
> I need to create a user page (linked to the nut server) using a browser
that
> allows the user to download data files saved on the flash, select the data
> file to view, and then display the information.
>
> I have already written this code using html buttons and windows and
simulted
> in on my home server extracting files form other computers so Iknow my
page
> design works, but am having a lot of difficulty linking it and finding out
> how to get it to read files on the ethernut. There seems to be almost no
> information on this anywhere which make me want to conclude..... Maybe it
is
> not compatable with Html coding?
>
> Does anyone know what language is better for me to design this user page
in?
>
>
> Thanks
> -Heidi
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