Recent content by gillwill

One way to do it would be to have a hyperlink on your page with it's URL pointing to the file's location. Then, with some, I think just the user clicking on the link may prompt them whether they want their system to open or save the file. You could also include a message instructing users to...

There may be elements (tables, images, div layers etc...) within your page that have fixed widths that are larger than some user's screen resolutions or browser-window widths; or collections of such items that combined have larger widths. Giving elements like <table> and <div> a "100%" width or...

OK that's great. Thanks for that info. I had got the wrong impression from an inquiry I sent when first trying to run python, which stated to just to put the scripts in cgi-folder and no Apache Handlers were needed. Glad you chimed in here to stop the blind leading the blind situation. :drool:

Have you tried running it from cgi-bin folder first to see if it works from there? Can you cut & paste your htaccess contents here. Maybe some typo in there.

Huh? ... if you're asking if the capability of programming in Python is available here, the answer is Yes. I believe you must do via cgi-bin.

I think some of the confusion is that there is a feature in cPanel for setting up remote MySql access for particular outside host addresses, possibly leading one to believe that such a capability was available. It makes sense why it is not, as far as putting a drag on the system. As like with...

It worked! Wow, that was almost too easy ;) Thanks Hue

Hello, I'm trying to set up for running Python scripts, but I can't find anywhere in the cPanel for adding an Apache Handle. Is this not available in Free Hosting? I'm somewhat familiar with Apache configurations files, is there another way I can access and manually put the handler into a...