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Ad Mulders · **Posted:** February 4th, 2018, 10:36 am

I have made an Opus Executable that reads .php files to control functions on that program.
Now I make the text in a text editor, save the text as a .php file and place the .php via a filezilla (FTP program) online.
Is there a way to upload the file directly online without having to use filezilla or other FTP program?

Kind Regards, Ad

mackavi · **Posted:** February 5th, 2018, 10:02 am

Normally your website host provides access to functionality like this though your cpanel (or other brand) interface.

Also, there is various software that allows mapping an FTP account as a local Window's drive and other communication protocols that can be used for sending files.

I have dabbled with many of the above, but always come back to my FTP application so cannot really recommend one solution over an other.

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Ad Mulders · **Posted:** February 7th, 2018, 7:46 am

That's the problem... i want to send a .php file direct form the program to the server.
When i first have to save the file and then send it to the server by an FTP program it take to much time.
The application i am working on reads a text in the .php file that says "start"or "stop" and that kind of
commands.

I choose this option because of the distance between one another.
Tests with the .php files to control my application work great so far.

Ad

mackavi · **Posted:** February 7th, 2018, 9:33 am

You want the code editor to send it straight to the server OR you want your Opus program to send it straight to the server?

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Ad Mulders · **Posted:** February 7th, 2018, 1:28 pm

I want to send it direct from my program made with Opus to the server.
I save the text as .php and have to send it to the server.

Ad

mackavi · **Posted:** February 7th, 2018, 3:47 pm

I can think of several ideas that might work:

1. Use an FTP program that maps the remote folder to a local drive and see if you can save directly to the server.

2. See if you can find an FTP file sync program that automatically uploads files based on local changes.

3. Use a command line FTP program and use Opus' launch file to run and pass parameters.

4. PHP can create files. Rather than upload, you could post your settings to another PHP file and have this generate the new file.

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Ad Mulders · **Posted:** February 8th, 2018, 9:02 pm

I am experimenting with .bat files
On Youtube i see several examples but i still have not the right one that works...

Ad

mackavi · **Posted:** February 9th, 2018, 10:51 am

Had a look at the semi-colon issue - but cannot replicate it.

However, you can try changing the line in the script:

Code:

myFileArray[tmpIndex] = tmpFileObject.ReadLine()

to:

Code:

myFileArray[tmpIndex] = tmpFileObject.ReadLine().split(";").join(" - ");

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Ad Mulders · **Posted:** February 9th, 2018, 3:04 pm

It Works great, Thanks Mack

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