I just want to say thank you to everyone with their help and support. Now, I'm
returning to my programming. I'll come back when I have results.
Angela
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Thank you for your insights and suggestions. Somethings that you have mentioned, such
as my approach to problem solving, had been resolved. Hence, my resolution to master
Perl is stronger than before. Obviously, there are plenty of things that I have to
work on, but I'm hoping my persistence
"R. Joseph Newton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: A L wrote:
> Hi Everyone at [EMAIL PROTECTED],
> Threre are two main questions:
> 1. How can I get to make results from mysql db to be displayed on web browser with
> pagination? Meaning, when there are too many
Thanks so much for all your help! I'll look into it and let you how things turn out.
Angela
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Hi Everyone at [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Threre are two main questions:
1. How can I get to make results from mysql db to be displayed on web browser with
pagination? Meaning, when there are too many results from the db, it only displays 20
results at a time-like that of google-and show links to rest o
yomna el-tawil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all, i'm a new user for PERL, i even didn't start
using it since i'ven't got the editor yet...
I wanted to ask if it's possible to make a user
friendly interface using PERL, as for example the
Dialogs or forms in the Visual C++.
Yes (check out C
Let's say there is a directory called Top. Within the Top directory, there are 26
subdirectories named A-Z. Within each of those A-Z subdirectories contain one or more
filess that ends in .txt extension. Now, to print out the content within all those
.txt files, what can you do to not type in
Thanks for helping me on my previous question; I was able to get it afterwards. I
have another question. First, I have 3 arrays and wanted to print out the items of
corresponding places in a sequential order. I have tried using foreach function, like
below
foreach $a (@1){
foreach$b (@2){
Hi,
I'm trying to write a CGI script to upload a file from a website. I have the
following HTML:
Uploading Files
Pick a file to upload:
that refers to the following CGI:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use CGI qw/:standard/
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print $query->filefi
