Hi,
I was wondering if anyone could help me. I'm fairly new to the world of programming and creating webpages but I've managed to create a webpage for myself in order to put my experiment which I programmed on Revolution on the internet. It's a gambling task that asks people to make certain decisions, and their data goes into a folder afterwards. I was wondering if it is an easy task to put my experiment in a webpage for individuals to go to so they don't have to download the files and easily get my data off? And how I would go about doing this?
Many thanks in advance,
Sel203
Putting standalone on internet
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Re: Putting standalone on internet
Revolution's runtime engines can be used on just about any Linux, Windows, or OS X server as a CGI, so you could build an HTML form as the interface to call that CGI, and the CGI can then process the data and return the results.sel203 wrote:I was wondering if it is an easy task to put my experiment in a webpage for individuals to go to so they don't have to download the files and easily get my data off?
For details on getting started using Rev as a CGI, there's a section of these forums dedicated to that:
http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=15
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