On 4/11/02 1:35 PM, Christopher Veilleux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi Chris,
> I have a web page that has a multiline textbox.
>
> I would like to have the client be able to print only what is in the text
> box.
>
> How can I do that?
The first way that comes to mind is having a button on th
> a) php
AFAIK, overly simplified, PHP is non-M$ ASP.
> b) java servlets - with say tomcat
My only experience with servlets and JSP is that they are extremely
annoying to use in production because any changes made to content
require the entire server to be restarted... On the other
volks,
I am new to implementing perl CGI, and I am reading up on
the mod_perl as well as the Apache Module book...
What I would be interested in understanding are performance/maintenance
issues of staying in this path as opposed to
a) php
b) java servlets - with say tomcat
exellent Jenda .. thats spot on.
exactly what i was looking for.
thanx to you all for your help it was much apreciated
-
Kris G Findlay
http://www.knight-shift.com
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From: "Jenda Krynicky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi all,
Is it possible to password protect a folder in Windows 2k/Apache 1.33?
If yes, could you give me some hints?
I would like to create a username/password.
Thank you.
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Thanks a bunch, I am a little confused still.
Where will I find the properties of PWS ? I can go to C:\Inetpub and right click to
go to properties. But there is not any "Advanced" there - just 3 tabs - General,
Sharing and web sharing. I have tried to change stuff in these tabs and it has no
again.. you should have used the CGI module... it would have no problems
with that.
#!perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use CGI qw(:standard);
print header();
if(param()){
print param('crap'), p();
} else {
print start_form();
my $crap = 'here is a quote "
ok exact problem !!
Example data inputed via form :
'here is a quote "this Quote".' # which is passes to variable $document
if i use hidden fields in a html form to store these variables while the
page displays a preview
eg print ""
the html page returned displays corectly and all data is i
i'm writing a script that takes data submited by a form and adds it to a mysql
database
but i would like to be able to preview the data as it is to be displayed
before final submission to database. i have tried using hidden form fields within a
prieview page
but have a problem of these fields
I have a web page that has a multiline textbox.
I would like to have the client be able to print only what is in the text
box.
How can I do that?
Chris
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Hi:
You need to allow your cgi folder to be executed. Again go to the properties
of PWS. Go to the Advanced section and click in your cgi folder (if you
don't have this folder create one). With this selected, click "Edit
Properties" and see the Access to this folder. This should be Execute &
Scri
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