g difference between php and Perl CGIs is that typically you
create a .html page which is the display of the form, and the logic
of how the data is processed ( i.e. send an e-mail, save data to a
database, process an ecommerce order ) is handled by the Perl CGI.
This helps greatly
Hi to all,
I've ever used PHP for my webworks, but I'm slowly learning Perl and I
recently discovered the cgi.pm and it seems enought simply and useful.
What's the difference between using perl-cgi and php pages?
And: is it very stupid to write a cgi wich creates all the web pages as
I could do w
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
server
side language website.
- Original Message -
From: "Joyce Harris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 11:55 AM
Subject: php and perl
> I have a php form and I need to do some data validation either before
> inserti
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
I have a php form and I need to do some data validation either before
inserting data into the database or comparing data in a textfield to
data in the database. It seems like the easiest way to do this is using
perl. How do you call a perl script from a php script.
Thanks,
Joyce
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