Well only you can be the judge if you are doing it right. But what that
expression tells me is:
$string matches, starting with either ( a word, a dot, a hyphen, a at sign,
a colon, a plus sign, a question mark, a bang) one or more times, and
ending in one of the afore mentioned.
So if that is wh
Hi List...
I just joint this group. Could you give me information where can I learn CGI (for real
beginner) in the web?
TIA
A. Rafmawan
Can anyone tell me if i'm doing this right?
#check for dangerous characters
unless ($string =~ /^[\w .-\@:+?!]+$/) {
print "ERROR, invalid characters used.! Character =
$string";
exit;
}
thank you,
Sergio Gonzalez
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Curtis+List,
I checked out the CGI::Safe.pm module, and so far, I'm having the same
problem. The script goes to "Just about to get your resume!"; then quits.
I don't have access to server logs, so I don't know what is going on. I
think my server is running Apache, and I've been snooping to try
Use DBI. Doing your own parsing of files and data is more of a headache
than you need. It may depend on your application, but when it comes to file
parsing - you're re-inventing the wheel.
There are several good Database's out there that are open source. Plus if
all your effort is "in house" y
Hello all,
Please bear with me - I realize the answers I seek probably lie
elsewhere but I haven't had a lot of luck.
I'm building an interface that allows me to input an order number, order
type and comments on the order, which are stored into a file using a hash of
arrays. I can's find a
"Stampe, Lars" wrote:
>
> Windows 98/2000, Redhat
i hope i'm not going to start a jihad here, but i prefer vi and vim.
the new version has font colors and makes editing code easy on the
eyes. plus, it's free and pretty much comes with every *nix you can
get. if not vim, then at least vi. a
For perl programming in a Windows environment, I use Textpad. It has a lot of
great tools, but it's greatest appeal (for me) is the included perl syntax
library. It's cheap too--only about $24 USD (which sure beats CodeWright's
$300). I do all of my perl programming with it.
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Hi all,
My first question is a little off the beaten track. I'm writing some web
counter software at the moment. Basically I use Javascript to embed the
following into a html page: