Small Fawning Moment

volks, We have good news, and we have information. p0: I just purchased a copy of the Perl Objects, References & Modules ISBN: 0-596-00478-8 which I would recommend to anyone who wants to learn about these, or knows someone who should read these, so that they 'just get it'. p1: I

Re: PHP vs Perl

volks, p0: let's chill a bit and think about the 'well reasoned' portions of the kvetch so far. { the alternative is the I WILL let my Pixies Out and that will not be a pretty sight... } Prefatory Kvetch: I think one of the ultimate problems is that unlike the benchmarking that we can do inside

Re: PHP vs Perl

I don't say that mine is bigger than yours because perl is the only programming language I know and I found out that I also need to know a little C if I want to compile some perl modules that give a lot of errors. I don't know PHP at all, but I found out that I could create the same thing with PHP

Re: PHP vs Perl

Octavian Rasnita wrote: I think the reason why PHP is used more and more much than Perl is that for CGI related programs it is much simpler to use than perl. For example it has a set of libraries for the most used functions in a CGI program, for example SSL support, a module for reading and creati

Re: PHP vs Perl

I think the reason why PHP is used more and more much than Perl is that for CGI related programs it is much simpler to use than perl. For example it has a set of libraries for the most used functions in a CGI program, for example SSL support, a module for reading and creating PDF files, modules for

Re: .htaccess

Use HTTP_REFREER in your scripts which you want to prevent from other domains. It will check the input coming from which domain. Allow selected domains and disallow all others. Alternatively, there are a lot of javascripts for this purpose also. One I used was ... hm, go to: http://javascrip

Re: return(bless $rant, $class) || Fwd: PHP vs Perl

drieux wrote: On Friday, Jul 25, 2003, at 13:20 US/Pacific, Ovid wrote: c. we find a way to cage the primates and leave the land free for FriendsOfThePixies to roam freely across the much happier land where no one ever changes the Freaking Underlying Layer that they coded to... Some would argue th

Re: return(bless $rant, $class) || Fwd: PHP vs Perl

On Friday, Jul 25, 2003, at 13:20 US/Pacific, Ovid wrote: --- drieux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Great Questions! MVC - Model,View,Controller it is a design pattern, a way of 'looking at' the problem and understanding which parts belong where.

Re: Apache problems

On Saturday, Jul 26, 2003, at 04:06 US/Pacific, Kates Gasis wrote: Hello perl gurus I have a problem with my apache webserver. If I install mod_perl or mod_ssl or php4 my cgi scripts stops working. Funny thing is when I restore the original httpd.conf, the problem persist. I tried rebooting my m