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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Can DBPro talk to a web site?

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ProfessorKill
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Posted: 3rd Nov 2003 22:01
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I'm an old school programmer. Been coding every flavor of Basic since 1982. However, that being said, I'm still waiting for my DBPro box to arrive so I'm a -huge- DBPro newbie. I have a quick question for an expert. Can DBPro communicate with a script (Perl, PHP, VBScript, etc.) running at a web site? Meaning, can I write a DBPro client app which talks (send and receive text, commands) with a single web server via URL or IP?

Thanks a lot for any help and/or advice.
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spooky
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Posted: 3rd Nov 2003 22:34
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Please don't double post, it is most annoying!

See answer in main DBPro forum.

As you are new we'll let you off (maybe...)

Boo!
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IanM
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Posted: 3rd Nov 2003 22:46
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Grrrr ...
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ProfessorKill
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Posted: 4th Nov 2003 16:12
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Where does someone who is new to DBPro, but an expert programmer, post a non-newbie (aka expert) question?

I initially posted in the newbie forum but then thought it may not get viewed by expert programmers and hence receive no replies.

IanM: Grrrr...?!?!? Calm yourself please. I read the FAQ. I saw the note about multiple forum posts. However, where in the very brief FAQ does it address my question above? Did I miss it? I humbly apologize for the inconvenience. Won't happen again.

Spooky: Thanks very much for your help in the other post.
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IanM
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Posted: 5th Nov 2003 14:28
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Heh, I didn't mean for you to take me *that* seriously

It's just that a lot of people see double-posting as a form of spam
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ProfessorKill
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Posted: 5th Nov 2003 15:36
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Cool, thanks. I've been posting in forums for a long time and I know better than to double. I must have been tired or brain cramped or both.

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