On Jan 24, Eduardo Cancino said:
>Japhy, may i call u that way?, in this part...
Yes, the name "japhy" is fine -- I prefer its usage as my internet
persona, or whatever you'd like to call it. It's easier to remember than
my real name, at any rate.
># inicia variables.
>> >$to = "info\@domain.mx";
>> >$from = "info\@domain.mx";
>> >$subject = "Comentarios Sitio Web";
>> >
>> ># manda el mail.
>> >open (MAIL,"|mail $to");
>> >print MAIL <<"END_top";
>> >
>> >"To: $to
>> >Reply-To: $to:
>> >Subject: $subject"
>> >
>> >END_top
>>
>> That's not working, I can promise you that.
>
>...the mail is being received.
For the wrong reason. Does it have a Reply-To field? I doubt it -- not
in the headers, at least. And does it have a Subject field? I doubt it
-- not in the headers, at least.
>With CGI.pm can I do this a lot easier???
With CGI.pm, you can read the form data SIMPLY, with ONE function:
use CGI 'param';
Now, to get what the user entered for "age", you'd do:
$foo = param 'age';
If you want to loop over all the form fields, you'd do:
for $field (param()) {
print "$field => ", param($field), "<br>\n";
}
>How could I use de CGI.pm, there is a tutorial or something I can read about
>it???
CGI.pm comes with its own documentation.
perldoc CGI
CGI.pm also comes WITH Perl. If you have Perl, you have it.
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