You should name your submit buttons. Everything sent is in name:value pairs.
Without the name all you have is that the submit action took place.
Greg Smith
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Hi everyone, I've been able to write down a script (thanks to all your
hints, and some other things I've found on the Net). Actually my Perl
script works right when I use it alone, loading it in a browser window,
the first time it displays the form, and after the user presses the
Submit button, the
hi,
you can simulate the ls and the grep commands in perl
with opendir/readdir and regexp
#
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
my $count=0;
my $file='none';
opendir(READDIR,'/tmp') or die "can't open dir : $!\n";
while ( defined($file = readdir(READDIR)) ) {
if ($file =~ /\.dpx/){
$
Can someone show me how to determine which button the user clicked?
use CGI;
$cgi->param did not contain the action parameter.
I want to determine if the user click the LEFT or RIGHT button:
...
...
thanks
-rkl
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