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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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (R. Joseph Newton) writes:
>Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan wrote:
>
>>
>> The way I've done this is:
>>
>> use DBI;
>> use CGI 'param';
>>
>> my $dbh = DBI->connect($dsn, $username, $password, { RaiseError => 1 });
>> my $offset = param('offset') || 0
On Nov 18, 2003, at 6:12 AM, A L wrote:
###My background... Well, I had my first encounter with Perl in the
Fall of 2000. It was not pretty.
Ironically, this was pretty much how my first experience with Perl
went, years ago now. I swore I would never touch that crazy "rules for
the exception
> 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 p
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
A L wrote:
> Joseph
> ###My background... Well, I had my first encounter with
> Perl in the Fall of 2000. It was not pretty. At the
> time, my only programming experience was Pascal taken as a
> high school student. However, I really wanted to learn
> programming better, and was told that Perl
"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 results from the db, it only displays
Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan wrote:
>
> The way I've done this is:
>
> use DBI;
> use CGI 'param';
>
> my $dbh = DBI->connect($dsn, $username, $password, { RaiseError => 1 });
> my $offset = param('offset') || 0;
> my $limit = 10;
> my ($prev, $next) = ($offset - $limit, $offset + $limit);
>
> A L wrote:
>
>> 1. How can I get to make results from mysql db to be displayed on web
> Try this:
>
> Save the whole result set to a local temp file. You'll need a routine for
> Read the file twenty or so lines at a time, doing nothing but getting the
A simpler answer is to use the LIMIT
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 results from the db, it only displays
> 20 results at a time-like that of google-an
Thanks so much for all your help! I'll look into it and let you how things turn out.
Angela
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On Nov 17, A L said:
>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 of the results by giving page numbers. I'
Hello A L,
> When I search for this on the web, most of them give javascript results.
I would like > to use Perl. Is it possible to do this with Perl?
Why would you want to do something like that in Perl? When you click a
button on a web form, the only time you want to call a server-side script
It was Monday, November 17, 2003 when A L took the soap box, saying:
: 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
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