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AW Map script // General Discussionc pDec 5, 2003, 12:06am
I saw it somewhere but I do not remember, it was a script for a webpage that
let you click and teleport to the area. it used php and html. does anyone know the url? alexthemartianDec 5, 2003, 1:08am
http://oct31.de/aw/clickmap/index.html
[View Quote] > I saw it somewhere but I do not remember, it was a script for a webpage that > let you click and teleport to the area. it used php and html. does anyone > know the url? > > codewarriorDec 5, 2003, 2:46pm
The teleport mechanism is not documented anywhere.
Send email to support at activeworlds.com They will give you the same info they gave me a while ago. Essentially, it's a MIME type and a file association in your Windows registry that allows you to invoke the browser and send it a DDX message telling it where you want it to go. The DDX message could actually be used from any windows app to send you somewhere, and you can even create little text files with teleport targets in them and just double click them from your desktop to go to a specific place. Since it's not documented though, it's not really official. I stopped wasting time on it because the email from their support essentially said that it's 'unsupported'. The mechanism also does not work in other Universes. It can be made to work, but as said.. it's an unsupported feature. Why spend time on something when the company that made it doesn't even support it? I guess they are happy enough that it works for them in their own worlds in their own Universe.... like the "Search" tab in AW and no other universe. [View Quote] alexthemartianDec 5, 2003, 9:10pm
how about this?
http://mapper.activeworlds.com/cgi-bin/map/tport-aw/+00000+00000?275,275 .... twards the bottom [View Quote] > The teleport mechanism is not documented anywhere. > > Send email to support at activeworlds.com > > They will give you the same info they gave me a while ago. > > Essentially, it's a MIME type and a file association in your Windows > registry that allows you to invoke the browser and send it a DDX > message telling it where you want it to go. > > The DDX message could actually be used from any windows app > to send you somewhere, and you can even create little text files with > teleport targets in them and just double click them from your desktop > to go to a specific place. > > Since it's not documented though, it's not really official. I stopped > wasting time on it because the email from their support essentially said > that it's 'unsupported'. > > The mechanism also does not work in other Universes. It can be made > to work, but as said.. it's an unsupported feature. Why spend time on > something when the company that made it doesn't even support it? > > I guess they are happy enough that it works for them in their own worlds > in their own Universe.... like the "Search" tab in AW and no other universe. > [View Quote] alexthemartianDec 5, 2003, 9:13pm
i also remember UTN having a page on how to get your browser to work.
but too bad that site is gone. [View Quote] > how about this? > http://mapper.activeworlds.com/cgi-bin/map/tport-aw/+00000+00000?275,275 > ... twards the bottom > [View Quote] codewarriorDec 6, 2003, 1:05am
This tells you how to get your browser to invoke AWorlds and take you
to a certain place in AW when you go to this particular server. This does not tell you how to teleport someone to somewhere in your own world using your own server. For this you need to know what is actually inside a MIME attachment of type application/x-activeworld, and I don't think that information is documented anywhere. And when you figure out how it works, you realize that it will only work for the main Active Worlds Universe without a lot of manual fiddling around and/or creating additional MIME types for each universe. [View Quote] |