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EMIII help concerning html publisher
- Thread starter ravendark
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GwilyaGwees
Gawd
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Ravendark;
I have been playing around with this functionality of emIII, and I have been able to get the allstats.html page up (I think). I put a tick mark in the "Create HTML stats at the specified interval", I selected an interval (3 hours) and then clicked the magnifying glass icon right beside the aforementioned field and it produced the page that you want. Hope that helps.
GwilyaGwees
I have been playing around with this functionality of emIII, and I have been able to get the allstats.html page up (I think). I put a tick mark in the "Create HTML stats at the specified interval", I selected an interval (3 hours) and then clicked the magnifying glass icon right beside the aforementioned field and it produced the page that you want. Hope that helps.
GwilyaGwees
GwilyaGwees
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Question for you Larry;
Once these html pages are generated, how do I get them uploaded automatically to my website? I am co-hosted by a big player in this region, and I use *blush* frontpage 2000 extensions. I can see that I can direct EM3 to put the html page in my webpage directory, but how would I automate the upload to my co-hoster?
Any help would be appreciated. Many thanks.
GwilyaGwees
Once these html pages are generated, how do I get them uploaded automatically to my website? I am co-hosted by a big player in this region, and I use *blush* frontpage 2000 extensions. I can see that I can direct EM3 to put the html page in my webpage directory, but how would I automate the upload to my co-hoster?
Any help would be appreciated. Many thanks.
GwilyaGwees
You can run a program at a specified interval. The interval is the same selection used for creating the HTML Stats. Currently you can select every 1/2 hour as a minimum interval. I may add every 15 minutes if I get enough requests for it. This allows you to upload your stuff using a bat file for instance. That's what I use it for. I can track my progress by uploading info generated by EM on my web site. How does the bat file thing work? See this thread in the OCAU forums: http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?s=&postid=1662181#post1662181
1) Create a file called upload.txt using notepad and put it in <your drive>:\emstats with following:
open <you web page ftp address>
<your username>
<your password>
type binary
put currentprogress.html
put box1.jpg
put box2.jpg
put box3.jpg
put box4.jpg
put box5.jpg
quit
You can "put" as many files as you want...Don't put the brackets around the descriptions above
2) Create a file called upload.bat using notepad and put it in <your drive>:\emstats with following info
ftp -s:upload.txt
3) Using this feature in EM, Enter the entire path to the upload.bat file. Put a check in the box that tells EM to run the program at the interval specified. Make sure EM is creating the files you want to upload. That's it. BTW, you can also upload other files EM can create.
1) Create a file called upload.txt using notepad and put it in <your drive>:\emstats with following:
open <you web page ftp address>
<your username>
<your password>
type binary
put currentprogress.html
put box1.jpg
put box2.jpg
put box3.jpg
put box4.jpg
put box5.jpg
quit
You can "put" as many files as you want...Don't put the brackets around the descriptions above
2) Create a file called upload.bat using notepad and put it in <your drive>:\emstats with following info
ftp -s:upload.txt
3) Using this feature in EM, Enter the entire path to the upload.bat file. Put a check in the box that tells EM to run the program at the interval specified. Make sure EM is creating the files you want to upload. That's it. BTW, you can also upload other files EM can create.