Resolved - RE: How to make a hyperlink an argument for a CGI script

I finally got my script to do what I needed. Thanks a lot to all those who helped me out. In case interested here is the resolution: \Acura and the script.pl is: use CGI; $q = new CGI; $VOB = $q -> param ('id'); system("multitool","lsepoch","\-invob","$VOB"); Regards David Nazary -Origin

Re: Analyzing a form

> I have a form with 7 fields, each having it's own dropdown menu. > The fields are: > option1: (1, 2) > option2: (1, 2) > option3: (1, 2) > > option4: (Yes, No) > option4A: (1, 2) > > option5: (Yes, No) Suggest using 1, 0 instead for 1,2 for all the above. and default selected 0, then in you

Re: Analyzing a form

On Mon, 2 Sep 2002 at 06:20, Soheil Shaghaghi opined: [snip] SS:Now, here is what I am trying to get after the data is analyzed: SS:All I want is to display a page that says Passed, or Failed with a message. SS: SS:Below is what I have so far: SS:As you can see it's not completed yet, but I am no

Re: Password protection without the use of .htaccess

On Mon, 2 Sep 2002 at 20:33, Alex Agerholm opined: AA:Can anyone direct me to some good source code example, on how to password AA:protect some CGI scripts. AA:As I want the solution to be portable, I do not want to use .htaccess. AA:I would prefer som code to make a login page and verify the use

Re: How to protect Perl code

On Mon, 2 Sep 2002 at 20:33, Alex Agerholm opined: AA:Can anyone give me a good way to protect my Perl code. I am writing a AA:CGI application in Perl that I am going to sell - therefore I would AA:like to protect my code in such a way that it is not that easy to copy AA:the code and reuse/resell

Re: How to make a hyperlink an argument for a CGI script

print "http://site/page/script.pl?me=I\&you=U>Click Me"; or print "Click Me"; or print "http://site/page/script.pl?me=I\&you=U\";>Click Me"; or print 'http://site/page/script.pl?me=I&you=U";>Click Me'; but beware what you want is /cgi-bin/ or cgi-bin/ .The first one is lookup the CGI root from

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RE: Redirect and cookies

--- Alex Agerholm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Curtis, > > Thanks for your help, I am actually on IIS so you have saved me a lot of > troubles. > Do you know how to work around this ? > >From the microsoft article below it seems like running in nph mode should > solve it but redirect(-uri => x

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Password protection without the use of .htaccess

Hi, Can anyone direct me to some good source code example, on how to password protect some CGI scripts. As I want the solution to be portable, I do not want to use .htaccess. I would prefer som code to make a login page and verify the username and password against a SQL database, then set a cooki

How to protect Perl code

Hi, Can anyone give me a good way to protect my Perl code. I am writing a CGI application in Perl that I am going to sell - therefore I would like to protect my code in such a way that it is not that easy to copy the code and reuse/resell/distribute it. Does anyone have a good sugestion howto do

Re: How to make a hyperlink an argument for a CGI script

use CGI; $form = new CGI; The example in my first email had an error... (this is a short version of an email I sent back to David directly)... "Nazary, David" wrote: > Jim, > > In a web page I have a list of names (ClearCase VOBs) that I like to link to > a single script. When I click on a

Re: How to make a hyperlink an argument for a CGI script

On Sun, 1 Sep 2002 20:35:45 -0700 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Nazary) wrote: >Hi, > >In the following web page how can I make "foo" to become an argument to >"cgi-bin\script.pl" script when I click on "foo"? > > > >foo > > > >Currently the script takes "" as an argument when I click on "foo". Any

Re: Data check

On Sun, 1 Sep 2002 11:25:50 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Soheil Shaghaghi) wrote: >Hi everyone, >I have a form with a list of countries (dropdown menu) >The countries are divided into 2 sections: >For simplicity lets' sue these sets: >Set 1: U.S. England, Canada, Germany >Set 2: India, Japan, France

Analyzing a form

I have a form with 7 fields, each having it's own dropdown menu. The fields are: option1: (1, 2) option2: (1, 2) option3: (1, 2) option4: (Yes, No) option4A: (1, 2) option5: (Yes, No) option6: (1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6) I am using this form to evaluate the eligibility of the user based on the input. T

Re: foo-bar

Alex B. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > this is a very simple question: > > what does FOO or BAR or FOOBAR mean??? > -- Steve perldoc -qa.j | perl -lpe '($_)=m("(.*)")' -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional comma

Re: foo-bar

On Monday 02 September 2002 5:54 am, Alex B. wrote: > Hello list, > > this is a very simple question: > > what does FOO or BAR or FOOBAR mean??? > > I've seen it on t-shirts (perl), my programming perl book, > programming CGI with perl, and even learning perl... > > > now, does FOO have