sachin balsekar a écrit :
>
> hi joyce,
>
> i would suggest you use PHP for the same...even client side validation
> using javascript could help...but if you need to compare with
> databases..you cud use php itself and pass the parameters to the same
> page ($PHP_SELF) and get things working...
hi joyce,
i would suggest you use PHP for the same...even client side validation
using javascript could help...but if you need to compare with
databases..you cud use php itself and pass the parameters to the same
page ($PHP_SELF) and get things working...
also if you wish to stick to PERL...wh
I wonder why you need perl at all if you are using php? Unless you want to
use a prewritten perl module, there is no reason to not continue using php.
However, if you do plan on using perl, I would recommend changing completely
to perl as it does get very complicated to have to maintain a two se
In my humble opinion, it doesn't make sense to break up the script that
generates the form and the one that validates it. Its hard enough to
maintain an application without having to worry about two scripts in two
different languages for something as simple as presenting and validating
a form
