You do the page stuff through the CML text. But just a hint so you don't
drive yourself nuts trying to figure it out, the interface is one way.
If you were expecting it to be a two way thing, it's not. hehehe.
You probaby could make your own mods the the whole thing and make it
so it acts two way though. I noticed that if you point your web browser
to the normal port you would telnet to it gets the logon screen. You
might be able to create a frame that has a text box that sends the submission
to Cold and have it think you typed it from a normal telnet session.
Unless I'm way off course on this and you are talking about something
else. hehehe.
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Kris Anderson
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---- <sparky@inetarena.com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I just need a starting point.
>
> I'm looking for some information on how the ColdCore web interface
> works.
> I've been playing with it for about 2 days now and the one bit that
> I just
> cant seem to sort out is how the web interface works so that I can
> add
> pages to objects inside of the environment.
>
> Any help would be great
>
>
> thanks
>
> sparky
>
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> Back in Santa School they taught me everything.
> Don't go HO HO HO it scares the little children.
> Don't promise anything and don't flirt with the moms.
> Remove the costume before you hit the bar.
> No, it don't feel like Christmas.
> local $_ = "0A72656B636148206C72655020726568746F6E41207473754A";
> while(s/..$//) { print chr(hex($&)) }
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>
>
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