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LOL, been there on this board, sometimes really picky on code. One thing I have learned is NEVER include php or script tags. Give support a few days, they may have a much better solution than mine.

Of course. I am not a exeout guru. My recommendation is to forget my code and wait on exeout support. But I will give you one tip: Posting your code in an image instead of in a code tag would help other to see what you are trying. I personally would never try to enter your code from an image...

Might help you along. Use something like below to ID local drives (over network drives) and find Windows dir’s in my software’s built for school use: // Identify all drives for ($letter = 'a'; $letter <= 'z'; $letter++) { if (is_dir($letter . ':')) { echo $letter . ':\\' . PHP_EOL...

Went through this process 4-5 years ago. Then when I updated my software, the fingerprint changed, and it was back to being id’ed as a virus. Never ending process but maybe they have changed now. I gave up trying to make AVG happy.

Good deal. EXEOut is pretty flexible.

Since we have no clue what your program is doing or exactly what you are trying to accomplish, here is a shot in the dark… Experimented some with using ajax to run php. Not the best approach as can be resource heavy. Something like: function myAjax() { $.ajax({ url...

If I recall correctly, there is a setting for the software to do this automatically.

Really busy today and cannot devote much time to help, but have you used the files/update button after adding files and recompiling?

Cannot comment on trial version… But I will on PHPDesktop. If you are building a product that should look and perform like professional software, PHPDesktop is not it. So many short comings but great for hobbyist. Then the CEF version for windows version is a showstopper at: v57 Not putting...

Not a bad idea! Have to think about this and flow of code. You have any ideas on the actual code?

Yes, but not always reliable 🙂 I deal with a “locked down” world and post with especially ajax raises flags like a new navy.

Thanks for confirming. Was pretty sure not possible but had hopes someone else might had need to pass a session. One way I am experimenting with is via POST.

Nope, not going to work. WebRTC might work but does not seem like worth the effort.

Or are there any other ideas for something similar?

Having some issue with project and before I dig in deeper: Can sessions from an exeout .exe file be passed to default browser? Something like this on page in exe: session_start(); // Set session variable $_SESSION["math_key"] = $math_key; and then read in browser like: session_start()...

Just got back in office and looked back at old project using imagick. Yes, all the dependencies are in the folder with compiled exe and not in Data folder.

Sounds like you have done everything correctly. Make sure you have compiled the DLL into project (Making php imagick extension work - SOLVED - #2 by gdgsupport) The only other suggestion I have is to create a simple test project not using laravel. What I mean is a simple PHP project using...

Another thing to keep in mind is “Make sure you use the 7.3 NTS (non-thread safe) version of the DLL” Long ago had issues and was because I was using 7.3 TS (thread safe).

Make sure you are placing in correct folder. If you are using 73, then put extensions there. If using 73, put extensions there. Same goes for 74 🙂

See above: Making php imagick extension work - SOLVED - #2 by gdgsupport