start_form; # hr() emits html horizontal rule:
print p("Please select a flavor: ", textfield("flavor","mint"));
print end_form, hr;
}
Thanks,
bnegrao.
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From: "Bruno Negrao - Perl List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I've never used CGI before, I know nothing about it. Offhand though, from
looking at your actual versus expected output (opened in new window ;) , I
have to wonder if the reason you get a literal "textfield("flavour","mint") is
because you have surrounded that statement in your code with a q()
Hello Nathanael and other guys,
> First of all, if possible, use the Llama 3rd, not 2nd.
It's not... :-(
> Second, can you give the expected output and the actual output.
I tried to send the pictures to this list but my e-mail was rejected as it
grew upon 5 bytes
In sumary, this script sh
I've never used CGI before, I know nothing about it. Offhand though, from
looking at your actual versus expected output, I have to wonder if the reason
you get a literal "textfield("flavour","mint") is because you have surrounded
that statement in your code with a q() structure. In other word
First of all, if possible, use the Llama 3rd, not 2nd.
Second, can you give the expected output and the actual output.
What platform are you on, what version of perl are you using, etc?
Nathanael
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Hi all,
I'm studying the "Learning Perl Second Edition" and I'm learning cgi now.
The book presents a sample cgi that doesn't produces the expected result as
the book says it would.
Could someone test it and say to me if there is something wrong?
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