John Griessen wrote:
>I have not figured out how to run a program yet, though.
>Will I be able to run etiher perl or mod perl with the same web server?
Apache can run Perl either through CGI or through mod_perl. You can set up
different URLs on the same Apache installation to run cgi and mod_per
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Etienne
Marcotte) wrote:
> I am using CGI only to get the data sent to the script from my html
> forms.
>
> each variable is stored in a variable $IN::variablename
>
> When I put use CGI, does it "load" all the module??
you might want to look
You will be loading up more than you need by using CGI. Here are my two
suggestions:
1. CGI_Lite contains all the functions necessary to process and decode WWW
forms and cookies:
http://search.cpan.org/search?dist=CGI_Lite
2. If you'd like to play around with something new, try my Apache::Emul
I am using CGI only to get the data sent to the script from my html
forms.
each variable is stored in a variable $IN::variablename
When I put use CGI, does it "load" all the module?? If yes, since I am
using only this feature, can I add something only to load this sub, or
is there another sub on
