Re: how to run perl file from a html page

2006-02-06 Thread a b
Hy all, I think i got the solution i am using perlscript @ client side in that webpage and i am able to got the params from user and able to execute some functions (with out any web server) Thanks for your help. a b On 2/3/06, JupiterHost.Net <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > a b wrote: > > Hy , >

Re: how to run perl file from a html page

2006-02-03 Thread JupiterHost.Net
a b wrote: Hy , Hello, my scenario is have a html page in your c:\statichtmlpage.html in the section of form i've written like < form method=post action=perfile.pl> <> and a perl file that can retrieve params from statichtmlpage.html file and execute some thing at local machine i don't

Re: how to run perl file from a html page

2006-02-03 Thread Xavier Noria
On Feb 3, 2006, at 14:28, a b wrote: Hy , my scenario is have a html page in your c:\statichtmlpage.html in the section of form i've written like < form method=post action=perfile.pl> <> and a perl file that can retrieve params from statichtmlpage.html file and execute some thing at l

Re: how to run perl file from a html page

2006-02-03 Thread a b
Hy , my scenario is have a html page in your c:\statichtmlpage.html in the section of form i've written like < form method=post action=perfile.pl> <> and a perl file that can retrieve params from statichtmlpage.html file and execute some thing at local machine i don't want to install any we

Re: how to run perl file from a html page

2006-02-03 Thread Xavier Noria
On Feb 3, 2006, at 11:31, a b wrote: Hello all, i am new and want to get the params from html page and execute perl script at local machine please help me in this matter. How are you getting the HTML page in the local machine? -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional c

Re: how to run perl file from a html page

2006-02-03 Thread Jeff Pang
I think this is a typical CGI-developing requirement.As someone in the list has said, You could have a glance at chapter 12 of Beginning Perl for instance: http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/3145_Chap12.pdf Hope that be useful to you. -Original Message- >From: a b <[EMAIL PROT