Hi all,
I've tried to make a script for downloading a file and it works but I have
a problem with it.
The link for downloding the file looks like:
http://www.myserver.com/cgi-bin/download.pl?file=1234
This script take the link for the id 1234 from a text file and uses the
following line to dow
The URL to the code:
http://kleo.net/cookie2.txt
Hi Everybody,
I've been moitoring the list for a little while and trying to learn a little something
about Perl. I finally got my site to spit out a cookie using some example code I got
out of a book that I altered (my own code bombed)
What I find curious is a series of 4 numbers appended to
Hi all,
I want to remove the end of line character from the beginning of a string.
I know that I can use chomp to remove it if it is at the end of the string,
but I don't know how to do it if it is in the front of the field.
Thank you for your advices.
Teddy,
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On Sunday, May 5, 2002, at 11:20 , Teresa Raymond wrote:
> I have the following script to logout, but when you push the back button
> on the browser you can have access to the database. I would like that
> not to happen.
the two strategies that I can think about are
a) put an expire
I have the following script to logout, but when you push the back
button on the browser you can have access to the database. I would
like that not to happen.
if ($inrequired=~/logout/i)
{print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print <<"PrintTag";
Log Out
Thank you!
$company Home Pag
Hi David,
at first thanks for your reply.
I'll try to explain how my script is supposed to work:
-> sub Online_Database_Search
initial script, no user input needed
if f_name, f_surname are supplied and button is pressed, sub
get_pass is called
->sub get_pass
collects
> Calling sub fetch from within the next subroutine again does not work
> either :(
I believe the fetch sub does as you ask it to. The problem is you are asking
it to return the password of row where
f_name = ''
and f_surname = ''
Try passing the names as hidden fields in the first form to the
