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I have developed a PHP web page that executes a batch file and pipes the output to a file. It works fine when using Firefox, Safari, etc. However, when using IE, it does not work.
$execute = `batch.bat $var1 $var2 | tee /batch.output`; print "<pre>$execute</pre>"; When the page is run in IE, the batch file is run correctly, the variables are passed to the executable. Even the output is correct on the screen (verified using the <pre>tags). However, the file batch.output is not created when run with IE (but is with other browsers). Suggestions? |
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