Reg ex help

2003-10-09 Thread Johnstone, Colin
Gidday All, I am writing a print this page script. I have slurped in the page to be printed and now want to strip out the stuff to print. To do this I have created the following tag sets in the html page. I need to write a regex to achieve this. Any Help Appreciated. Colin

server side includes using cgi

2003-10-09 Thread Dale . Young
Hello all, I have been trying include a 'server side include' in a cgi script used to generate a html page with no success. I have redirected the output from the script to a static html file which displays correctly in my browser (i.e. ssi configured ok) - so I'm thinking that either it can't

Print this page cgi script

2003-10-09 Thread Johnstone, Colin
Gidday All, As an exercise I would like to write my own print this page cgi. I need a regex to return the content from the page that I wish to print. These will be indicated in the html by the use of the following tag sets. Any help appreciated. Thank You Colin ***

RE: Form creation and parsing

2003-10-09 Thread Jonathan E. Hogue
This will create the form for you, including client side javascript for validation. It will also do the server side validation. It will set itself as the submit, and return a confirmation screen. It's all of 18 lines, that's less than it would take to write the HTML form itself. Look at http://sear

Form creation and parsing

2003-10-09 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, I'm quite new to Perl scripting, so any help could be really most valuable. I'm trying to write a Perl script which creates a Form (I know how to create a form with HTML or Php), and after the user has compiled the form and pressed the submit button, the same script should parse the input and s