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/cgi
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The URL for CGI programs is always /cgi/ or /public/cgi/, but the actual CGI path is configured in the Computers icon in wcConfig.
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/code
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The URL for wcBasic programs
use /public/code for anonymous users
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client?inbox.wcn
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Personal inbox: new mail is displayed only
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&oldscan=1
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Personal inbox: all mail is displayed
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client?message.wcn
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Launches the message client.
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&conference=n.wcn
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Launches the message client into conference number "n".
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&msggroup=n.wcn
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Launches the message client into message group number "n".
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&msggroup=0.wcn
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Launches the message client into user's inbox.
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&msggroup=selected.wcn
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Launches the message client into user's "selected conferences" group.
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client?file.wcn
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Launches the file client.
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&filearea=n.wcn
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Launches the file client into file area number "n".
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&filegroup=n.wcn
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Launches the file client into file group number "n".
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&newfiles.wcn
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Launches the file client into new files search.
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client?transfer.wcn
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Launches the transfer client.
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&download= wc%3a\file\area(n)\filename.ext
+size=x+runfile=false.wcn
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Launches the transfer client into a download of filename.ext which exists in the directory configured for file area number "n". The size=x is the size in bytes (optional)
and runfile=false is a true/false toggle that determines whether the file should be automatically run after the download is complete (optional). The wc%3a translates to wc: (you have to
use the escape code for the colon since that means something else in HTML).
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client?term.wcn
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Launches the terminal client.
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&name+of+wccode+
application.wcn
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Launches the terminal client running the designated wcCode application (replace spaces with + signs).
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client?terminal.wcn
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(AUP 448.2) Redirect a web browser user to the URL /code/html-terminal
which in turn redirects the user to telnet://hostname where HOSTNAME is the same as the web servers domain name. Most web browsers today will open telnet.exe
when it receives a telnet:// URL.
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client?personal.wcn
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Launches the personal properties client.
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client?who.wcn
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Launches the who's online client.
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client?chat.wcn
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Launches the chat client.
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&<chat channel name>.wcn
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Opens the specified chat channel.
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&*personal.wcn
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Opens the user's personal channel.
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/file/node/filename.txt
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(AUP 449.5) download from local machine wcnode/nodeX
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/file/temp/filename.txt
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(AUP 449.5) download from server machine wcnode/tempX
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/login?mode=
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html
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Log on using Dynamic HTML
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client
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Log on using Wildcat Navigator
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The only other Wildcat! specific tag relates to special handling of anchor links. If you have a link
which you want to handle one way if the user is logged into Wildcat! Interactive Net Server and
another way if they are just on the web (ie, ftp a file if on the web or download a file if logged in
with the Wildcat! Navigator), you can add wcnav="<URL>" to the tag to override the contents of the href="<URL>" parameter. An example would be the following:
<a href="ftp://online.mustang.com/msi-test-drives/q95demo.exe" wcnav="client?transfer&download=wc%3a\file\area(39)\q95demo.exe+size=3199194+runfile=false
.wcn">QmodemPro for Windows 95 v2.0 DEMO</a>
