SpiderBasic

But even if you're only interested in x86 desktops there are still scenarios where SpiderBasic has advantages, let's say you've written a program that's going to be used by twenty employees in the company you work for and that program connects to an ODBC database, with PureBasic you've got twenty ...

Just found this info (from 2004) on comcast user forum:
No Serverside scripts are allowed on Comcast because of security reasons.

and this one from 2013:
You can use HTML, CSS, and Javascript but cannot install any server side scripts. Everything must be client side.
It seems they still block ...

Looked at the created html file and found: Suppose this is because the file was generated by SpiderBasic for Windows.

But what if the comcast webserver is running on unix?
(you know BSD/Linux/Solaris...)

Is this a problem?

Thanks for the reply.

Saw the tool, but thought that it only works with a local webserver.

Actually before I copied the files to the webpage I looked at this tool's code and manually did what it does:
CreateDirectory(PathToCopy + "spiderbasic" + #Slash)
CreateDirectory(PathToCopy + "spiderbasic ...

Please bear with me while reading this. :oops:
Having no experience whatsoever with web coding...

Copied (through FTP) a spiderbasic generated html file to my comcast webpage.
Also copied the spiderbasic.js file and copied also the remaining javascript files (~35MB) to the website in their ...