A5000 - diving in at the deep end!

[rubber_jonnie]

I'll go down this particular rabbit hole another day though as I want to bask in my success from this morning for a bit :)

Oh! now you've gone and done it. :hide:

:)

[rubber_jonnie]

Maybe it's worth checking here:

https://acorn.huininga.nl/pub/mirrors/f ... ww/ArcWeb/

Great, thanks I'll have a look there and report back :)

[HigashiJun]

Great, thanks I'll have a look there and report back :)

Thanks !

[rubber_jonnie]

Great, thanks I'll have a look there and report back :)

Thanks !

Hmm, Arcweb is going to require some more work. No change so far so I'd better read the instructions and see what I'm missing.

I suspect what fixes Arcweb will also fix Webster as both are complaining about there being 'no application loaded to handle this URL'

[HigashiJun]

@rubber_jonnie

I will check my settings tomorrow if time permits and let you know.

[rubber_jonnie]

@rubber_jonnie

I will check my settings tomorrow if time permits and let you know.

Thank you.

[HigashiJun]

@rubber_jonnie

Sorry for the delay...

Had time to check my !Arcweb today, and now I remember that the only thing it was complaining about was the version of File Manager.

Once the right version was installed, it started to run:

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2.JPG

Did you have a look in the readme files ?

[rubber_jonnie]

@rubber_jonnie

Sorry for the delay...

Had time to check my !Arcweb today, and now I remember that the only thing it was complaining about was the version of File Manager.

Once the right version was installed, it started to run:


1.JPG

2.JPG


Did you have a look in the readme files ?

So the filter manager version issue:

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I get round that by running !PrintWeb first and you end up with both icons in the task bar if you run Arcweb afterwards:

IMG20250228094437.jpg

If you then close Arcweb, both Icons disappear and you can just run Arcweb:

IMG20250228094506.jpg

And you can get the local files:

IMG20250228094524.jpg

However this time I tried to connect to my local web server running IIS:

IMG20250228101235.jpg

So I don't know what I did different to last time but it can load web pages from web servers using HTTP. It probably won't like HTTPS but that's not entirely unexpected.

[HigashiJun]

@rubber_jonnie

Copy the attached FilterManager (unzip it on your Mac/PC desktop) into your PreDesk folder in !Uniboot and you should be able to run !Arcweb without launching !PrintWeb.

[rubber_jonnie]

@rubber_jonnie

Copy the attached FilterManager (unzip it on your Mac/PC desktop) into your PreDesk folder in !Uniboot and you should be able to run !Arcweb without launching !PrintWeb.

Thanks I'll give it a go.