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I have been using Zoom 4.2 for more than 2 years with no problem at all. Now that we're moving our site to a remote ISP (used to run internally) I took the chance and upgraded to Zoom 5.1.
I'll skip the details here because there are many, the fact is I couldn't make zoom run in PHP mode (restriction on my ISP's PHP?!!) so after [many many] hours of testing I gave a try with ASP mode and it works!
Great news but there's a problem, I know nothing about ASP so here's [finally] the simple question:
How do I edit the search.asp script to change the zoom settings directory to a subdirectory called "search"?!
In PHP all I had to do was change all settings lines as per the example below:
$WORDMAPFILE = dirname(__FILE__)."/search/zoom_wordmap.zdat";
I imagine this is a pretty stupid question to anyone who knows basic ASP but I'm not one of you, so I appreciate your help!
I have been using Zoom 4.2 for more than 2 years with no problem at all. Now that we're moving our site to a remote ISP (used to run internally) I took the chance and upgraded to Zoom 5.1.
I'll skip the details here because there are many, the fact is I couldn't make zoom run in PHP mode (restriction on my ISP's PHP?!!) so after [many many] hours of testing I gave a try with ASP mode and it works!
Great news but there's a problem, I know nothing about ASP so here's [finally] the simple question:
How do I edit the search.asp script to change the zoom settings directory to a subdirectory called "search"?!
In PHP all I had to do was change all settings lines as per the example below:
$WORDMAPFILE = dirname(__FILE__)."/search/zoom_wordmap.zdat";
I imagine this is a pretty stupid question to anyone who knows basic ASP but I'm not one of you, so I appreciate your help!
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