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Thanks for replying. Tried the above possible solutions but can still see the PHP source. Is this just an part of the input file normal behavior that cannot be avoided? Obviously, one purpose of ExeOutput is to protect the PHP source. Any news on the query alert issue?

Saw something else. When using a simple input type=“file” name=“file1”, with debugging turned on or off, and when trying to open a file in the same directory as the executing EXE file, I see multiple files associated the the EXE and also the source files (in my case, in a folder called src).

Please try example 1

You can grab it from this link: http://www.tutorialscollection.com/jquery-alert-how-to-use-alert-box-in-jquery-with-code-and-running-example/. Will this work?

No. No events have been added. Just attaching the script code, in the PHP source, to display a jquery version of a javascript alert.

I did determine that when the external call (via script in the index.php file) to the 3rd party code file jQuery.js is removed, the close X works. I have yet to determine if there is some sort of conflict with the windows close.

Regrading “In my testing, if you click the title bar close X, the exe locks up. File -> Exit Application works fine (as long as you haven’t already clicked title bar close X)”, it fails when using jquery alert code. Code is located here...

In my testing, if you click the title bar close X, the exe locks up. File -> Exit Application works fine (as long as you haven’t already clicked title bar close X).

Joe, thank you. That’s what I was looking for, but it the compiled exe file was still failing to read the file. It does work with ExeOutput2.

Just asking for a little help before I purchase the product. Is that too much to ask?

I previously reviewed that link but couldn’t get it to do what I want. I guess I’m not explaining this well enough. Are there code examples to do exactly what a form INPUT/FILE does to work with ExeOutput to get a local file?

I know I can use the example you provided: echo “Asking for filename… ”; // Executes HEScript to call the system dialog “Open”… $filename = exo_return_hescriptcom(“UserMain.OpenDlgFile”, “Error”); // The $filename variable contains the full path to the file selected by the user. It can be...

I would like to use the INPUT/FILE element, but once the PHP code is compiled, it no longer works. Assume because of this: http://www.exeoutput.com/help/choosingfilesupload. So how do you still use INPUT/FILE element when using ExeOutput for local file retrieval?

Does anybody have a code example of how to replace a standard HTML form input type=‘file’ … with exo_return_hescriptcom(“UserMain.OpenDlgFile”, “Error”); I looked everywhere and could not find an example. I want the user to click on a link or button to get a local file. Probably a simple to do...

Thank you for replying, and your help.

Thank you for replying. So how best to handle the php function to return the current directory? Use the HEScript function as you described?

Thank you for replying. Wasn’t sure if I could call the exe from Javascript. I found a workaround using PHP to reload the page (and do what I needed to do without calling javascript). I now better understand how ExeOutput works too. You can close this topic.

When executing PHP getcwd() function to get current directory (http://php.net/manual/en/function.getcwd.php), it returns the last folder as Data. For example, running an .exe built by ExeOutput in file structure D:/TEST/PROGRAMS. When executing getcwd(), it returns D:/TEST/PROGRAMS/Data. Per...

Yes, that fixed that issue. Thank you. Regarding calling the program, with a query, in javascript, I guess I could set a global variable instead of using the query. But I’m not sure of the syntax to use to call/reload the exe. Can you help? Please see self.location. function reload(form) {...

This is a followup to topic http://www.gdgsoft.info/how-section-f41/can-pass-parameters-the-exe-t2456.html First, I placed the above PHP code at the top of my PHP file right after session_start();: <?php print_r(exo_return_hescriptcom("MyScript.GetPassedParameter|1","HESCRIPT_MISSING")); ?> And...