Hi,
Thanks for your reply, but thats not really the issue. The problem I'm
having is loading files from a remote server. Usually if I load a file
from a remote FTP server in XEmacs the username is something like
"username" and the domain will be "domain.com".
To request this file in XEmacs I'd load it as:
/username@domain.com:/nameofthefile.html
Now, the problem comes when the FTP username isn't just "username" but
instead something like "username@domain.com". This means when logging
into the server via normal FTP I enter "username@domain.com" for the
username.
So whenever I want to load this file in XEmacs I'd load it as:
/username@domain.com@domain.com:/nameofile.html
This equates to the required format of:
/USERNAME@DOMAIN:/FILE
But if the username contains an "@" symbol then I get an error:
"Wrong type argument: stringp, nil"
Thats pretty much as I'd expect because there are now two "@" symbols in
the line, and emacs doesn't know which part is the username and which is
the server.
Ive tried using:
/username\@domain.com@domain.com:/nameoffile.html
But that doesn't work either.
Do you see what I mean ? Do you have any further suggestions ?
Thanks alot,
Andrew.