Actually, the problem was that I was trying to do something like:
foreach $parameter (params()) {
$$parameter = params($parameter);
}
When I couldn't get the list in, I did:
foreach $parameter (params()) {
if (ref(params($parameter)) eq "ARRAY") { @$parameter =
params($parameter) }
el
Hello all,
I am using CGI.pm to send the ouput of a form to both
a flat file and an html file (for the purpose of
viewing it on the web and at the same time doing
something else with the file in unix).
The web output is interpreted fine and looks okay. But
the flat file in unix, has I guess hex
I am attempting to build a simple webmail application using the
Mail::IMAPClient module.
I have made my message list a form, and beside each message is a
checkbox. At the bottom of the list are a number of radio buttons for
things such as "Mark as Read", "Delete", "Copy", and "Move".
The checkb
On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan wrote:
> On Mar 4, Shaun Fryer said:
>
> >I'm trying to convert an old script that used cgi-lib.pl over to using
> >CGI.pm. In order to save time I'd like to simply do something like
> >what follows (though that doesn't actually work it seems).
> >
> >%in =
On Mar 4, Shaun Fryer said:
>I'm trying to convert an old script that used cgi-lib.pl over to using
>CGI.pm. In order to save time I'd like to simply do something like
>what follows (though that doesn't actually work it seems).
>
>%in = param;
param() only returns field names. But why not just
hello
i dont know if anyone read my last post, but i made a perl script that would track
where people go on my site, so if they went to "my portfolio" then when the section
loaded a perl script would update the current count for that section, i thought that
it would get pretty prossesor intens
W P wrote:
> i'm making my own (hopefully informative) error pages for my site. i have defined a
>subroutine pr_error which takes the error(s) as input and outputs an HTML page.
> how can i make it go to the end of the script ( __END__ ) on those errors (which
>will not necessarily be fatal).
On 3/5/02 12:52 AM, GsuLinuX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> thanx, but i got a huge html code and converting like that will cost be too
> much, isn't there a method pratique like
> print <<"html code";
>
> ?!??!?!!??
>
> thanx
>
> Derya
It's all a matter of what you want to do. If you want the
i'm making my own (hopefully informative) error pages for my site. i have defined a
subroutine pr_error which takes the error(s) as input and outputs an HTML page.
how can i make it go to the end of the script ( __END__ ) on those errors (which will
not necessarily be fatal).
for example:
my
On Mon, 4 Mar 2002 13:48:34 -0500 (EST), [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Shaun Fryer) wrote:
>I'm trying to convert an old script that used cgi-lib.pl over to using
>CGI.pm. In order to save time I'd like to simply do something like
>what follows (though that doesn't actually work it seems).
>
>%in = param;
>
Maleit Nen wrote:
>
> First excuse my english please, i am tring to get data from mysql with
> open(ident,"|mysql...
> and put the result in a var $salida
>
> This is the script:
>
> $comandosql="use mataro;select password from mataronins where
> identificador=\"$identificador\";";
> open (T
thanx, but i got a huge html code and converting like that will cost be too
much, isn't there a method pratique like
print <<"html code";
?!??!?!!??
thanx
Derya
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From: "Eduardo Cancino" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "GsuLinuX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 04,
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