That form probably has a submit button that has a parameter name="...".
The script might be checking for that param('...').
If the form is submitted by pressing the button, that parameter from the
submit button is sent to the server while if the form is submitted by
pressing enter from another for
> The answer to your question is: Be afraid, be very afraid. A wiley cracker
> may be able to run system commands if you allow him/her to upload code.
Even
> without knowing that much, they could simply create a script that
generates
> a big enough upload to cause DoS (denial of service) on your se
I am attempting to use the File::Find module to go through all directories and
subdirectories and preform a search and replace function. I am simply opening each
file and line by line comparing to an input string parameter. If I find it, I replace
with the input replace string, and keep on goi
oops...
perldoc File::Find (not Find::File ...duh)
-Original Message-
From: Peter Kappus
If you're just searching for files, this is probably a great opportunity to
use the File::Find module. I reinvented the wheel about four times before I
discovered this one...d'oh!
oh yeah,
Shawn Sharp wrote:
> I created the following code to search for extention .PBD files in the
> htdocs/PBD folder while using the apache webserver. However it will only
> search in the cgi-bin folder for these files. What am I doing wrong?
If you're just searching for files, this is probably a gre
Shawn Sharp wrote:
Can someone help on this one?
I created the following code to search for extention .PBD files in the
htdocs/PBD folder while using the apache webserver. However it will only
search in the cgi-bin folder for these files. What am I doing wrong?
#!/perl/bin/perl
use warnings;
us
Can someone help on this one?
I created the following code to search for extention .PBD files in the
htdocs/PBD folder while using the apache webserver. However it will only
search in the cgi-bin folder for these files. What am I doing wrong?
#!/perl/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use CGI
Maybe the button dosen't have focus when the enter key is hit.
This added to your javascript may help
function check_email_onkeypress()
{
if ("13" == window.event.keyCode) {
form.submit();
}
}
Also, I usually use the name attribute for the form. Like
If you do t
I have a form that I am using to add data to a mysql database table. I am
using a .pl scrtipt to generate the html. I am using cgi.pm and param() to
insert the form data. And, I am using to the print<
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