by Dear reader,
Please apologize for my bad English, I am a foreign student in need of help.
I am writing a perl script for a unix server. At one point I would like to
open in a seperate IE5.5 window for a ftp link while at the same time I give
the order to the server to increase the number of hits on that link. This
works perfect. But the listing shown is in 'Unix style'. I found out that if
I do not give the order to increase the hits of that link (no interference
of the server), it works as I would like it...an listing of the server in
microsoft style. The perl script I use is here...
<a href="$dcscript?action=redirect&id=$link[$field_id{"ID"}] &
URL=ftp://$link[$field_id{"FTP-server"}]:$link[$field_id{"Port"}]"
target="_blank">
Is this a common know problem, and if so.. how to solve it?
In short: How to bypass the interferance of the unix server to open the ftp
server in microsoft style, while still calling the perl script to increase
the hitrate?
Kind regards