Hello!
what am I doing wrong with these co-operating perl-scripts?
the first script sets a cookie, but I cant retrieve them when running
the 2nd..
Something wrong with the $cookies=$ENV{'HTTP_COOKIE'};
?
thanks in advanced!
Erik
the first script with cookies:
-
Hi!
no, its still not changing the letters (but thanks Rob)..
I have a string:
$givenword="YY-"
and another string (the original)
$word="not"
now I want $givenword to look like this:
$givenword="no-"
?
thanks in advanced!
Erik
Rob Dixon wrote:
Hello Erik
It's not clear exactly what you
Hi everyone, thanks for the help last time!
if I have the string
$word="cows";
and another given string:
$givenword="XXX-"; #with the same length as $word !!!
what I want to do is transform "XXX-" --> "cow-"
I have tried but cant figure out going characterwise, all I get in the
end is like th
Hi everyone, thanks for the help last time!
if I have two strings
$word="cows";
and another given string:
$givenword="XXX-"; #with the same length as $word !!!
what I want to do is transform "XXX_" --> "cow-"
I have tried but cant figure out going characterwise, all I get in the
end is like t
Hello again!
going from one cgi-scripts to another and I cant get the cookie?
I write some of the code here.
cgi-script 1:
..
...
use CGI qw(:standard);
$name1=param('name'); # get the name from a fill out form
$cookie1=cookie(-name=>$name1 );
print "Content-Type:text/html\n\n";
then I op
hi everyone!
if I have a string, lets say
$word="perl";
I want to copy this so I have something like this:
@word_list["p","e","r","l"]
also, how do I get the length of @word_list?
thanks in advance!
Erik
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