Hello Mark,
> Any ideas is it possible to read the address bar through perl alone?
Assuming that you meant a web browser's address bar
running on a client you don't control, no. And that's
not even considering that there are clients without
address bars ;-)
But why would you want to do that, any
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> Hi,
> Any ideas is it possible to read the address bar through perl alone?
> Thanks,
> Mark.
What "address bar"?? My snail mail box has an address bar, that one?
Remember we are not mind readers and your question doesn't make a lot of
sense outside the context of your own head.
Assuming you
Hi,
Any ideas is it possible to read the address bar through perl alone?
Thanks,
Mark.
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I am trying to install Text-CSV from my dos prompt. I
downloaded the ppd from activestate
perl. I get this error, what shall I do.
C:\Perl\ppds\cpan>ppm install
Text-CSV.ppd
Error: No valid repositories: Error: 501 Can't
locate object method
"new" via package "LWP::Protocol::http" Err
Hi Mark,
> This may be a very simple problem but I just can't see the
> solution.
> # prepare and execute query
> my $sth = $dbh->prepare("SELECT Time,Person
> FROM bookingform
> WHERE Date = '$totalYear'");
> $sth->execute();
>
> while(my $Pers
In your retrieval of the values, i believe you would need to store the
results in an array, since you are returning more than one value. So in
your example.$row[1] would be your person value.it should look like...
while(my @row = $sth->fetchrow_array)
{
print "$row[1]";
}
As for the sele
Hi,
This may be a very simple problem but I just can't see the solution. I'm
trying to select a person's name from a database table but it quits once it
reachs an entry where no person's name exists. Without pre-populating the
table is there a way around this; just selects all a columns details
whe
Hello Stephen,
> Does anyone have any recommendations for a perl cgi script that will
> accept input from a HTML form and verify that the form input
> isn't going to do something nasty?
>
> At present the CGI we are using is based on form-mail.pl which is
> apparently notorious for security hole
Folks,
Does anyone have any recommendations for a perl cgi script that will
accept input from a HTML form and verify that the form input isn't going
to do something nasty?
At present the CGI we are using is based on form-mail.pl which is
apparently notorious for security holes.
Sorry if this to
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