ws_global.setup
contains variables used by all scripts in the WebStore application.
If your domain has a specific directory configured for perl scripts, such
as cgi-bin, place
ws_global.setup
and all perl scripts (.cgi files) in the cgi-bin directory.
If you can execute perl scripts from any directory in your domain,
ws_global.setup
and the perl scripts may be left in the /Web_store directory or placed
in any directory of your choosing.
The /Web_store directory and it's sub-directories must be placed in a
directory which can parse HTML files and output graphic files to the
http daemon. The directory accessed with the URL
http://www.YourDomain.xxx or any directory
under this directory is the correct location for the /Web_store directory structure.
Perl scripts can not be placed in any directory assigned to MS Frontpage.
WebStore's setup file, /Web_store/Databases/outlet.setup,
contains variables specific to ws400CS.cgi.
Variables used by all scripts are located in
/Web_store/ws_global.setup.
WS Banner's setup file, /Web_store/Databases/ws_banner.setup,
contains variables specific to ws_banner.cgi.
Variables used by all scripts are located in
/Web_store/ws_global.setup.
WS Editor's setup file, /Web_store/Databases/outlet_editor.setup,
contains variables specific to ws_editor.cgi.
Variables used by all scripts are located in
/Web_store/ws_global.setup.
WS Mail's setup file, /Web_store/Databases/ws_mail.setup,
contains variables specific to ws_mail.cgi.
Variables used by all scripts are located in
/Web_store/ws_global.setup.
With the exception of frame documents, WebStore generates soft error
messages for non-existent HTML files, database categories, and secondary forms
called in query strings.
WebStore returns the client to the store's front page, displays the appropriate
soft error message, and terminates the script process normally for the following
errors:
When viewing Netscape & MSIE Colors
outside of frames, colors clicked in the tables below will display their
#rrggbb value or
name in the
Location window for Netscape browsers or the
Address window for MSIE browsers.
WS Mail, ws_mail.cgi, is a perl script for UNIX systems which receives e-mail
address and name input via form submissions. Includes a password protected
administrative interface for mailing list maintenance, sending e-mail to mailing
lists and individuals, etc.