I am runnimg QNX as a client on a network. I recently purchased a Cobalt
Cube 3 microserver to run the network. Access is by browser. I can
successfully point the browser to the server, but cannot login. No login
text fields appear, as they do on MS Internet Explorer. The webpage has
a .php extension.
Question : does Voyager not support PHP? What is PHP anyway? Never heard
of it before. Any way around this problem? Ideas?
Thanks.
Previously, Robert Saler wrote in comp.os.qnx:
I am runnimg QNX as a client on a network. I recently purchased a Cobalt
Cube 3 microserver to run the network. Access is by browser. I can
successfully point the browser to the server, but cannot login. No login
text fields appear, as they do on MS Internet Explorer. The webpage has
a .php extension.
Question : does Voyager not support PHP? What is PHP anyway? Never heard
of it before. Any way around this problem? Ideas?
Thanks.
PHP stands for Personal Home Page (if I remember correctly). It’s a server-side scripting language that can be embedded in html files. Think of it as JavaScript that runs on the server instead of the client. PHP is the Open Source alternative to Micro$oft’s ASP.
Voyager shouldn’t care about PHP because all the PHP content should be converted to HTML by Apache on your Qube.
I just tried going over to “http://www.php.net/books.php”. Voyager doesn’t seem to mind a .php suffix… I’m also able to access the administration pages (with login) on our Qube 2…
Well, at least I answered half you questions…
- Pete