I am trying to make a cgi that set two cookies and return to the original page.
Almost everything works fine, but only the second cookie is stored, not the
first one. If I ask for their values before using header, they have the
correct values.
In the other hand, if you see, I am using a -locati
David Dorward wrote:
On Tue, 2004-05-04 at 22:51, Andrew Gaffney wrote:
I designing a small Perl-based webapp with a MySQL backend. There is a script that pulls
values from the DB and populates form fields. Some of the fields must have freeform text
(can have <>'" etc.). Getting it into the DB i
I think I solved my own problem.
I'm using a
my @backgr_data=;
to read everything. Is the above less efficient than
below?
read INFILE, $backgr_data, $some_really_big_number;
Thanks,
Siegfried
>This code is not reading the entire file. It is my
>intent that it read the entire file. Can s
On Tue, 2004-05-04 at 22:51, Andrew Gaffney wrote:
> I designing a small Perl-based webapp with a MySQL backend. There is a script that
> pulls
> values from the DB and populates form fields. Some of the fields must have freeform
> text
> (can have <>'" etc.). Getting it into the DB isn't a pro
3:01pm, Richard Heintze wrote:
> This code is not reading the entire file. It is my
> intent that it read the entire file. Can somone help
> me remedy this problem?
>
> Thanks,
>Siegfried
>
> open (INFILE, "data.txt");
Are you sure your file opened properly? Did you check?
open (INFIL
Richard Heintze wrote:
This code is not reading the entire file. It is my
intent that it read the entire file. Can somone help
me remedy this problem?
Thanks,
Siegfried
open (INFILE, "data.txt");
my $backgr_data=;
First, please don't reply to an unrelated post to start a new thread
This code is not reading the entire file. It is my
intent that it read the entire file. Can somone help
me remedy this problem?
Thanks,
Siegfried
open (INFILE, "data.txt");
my $backgr_data=;
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I designing a small Perl-based webapp with a MySQL backend. There is a script that pulls
values from the DB and populates form fields. Some of the fields must have freeform text
(can have <>'" etc.). Getting it into the DB isn't a problem. Populating the form fields
with this type of data is, th
Please bottom post...
> I'm not an Apache guru, but I had a similar problem on Linux. You need
to add
> the following directive into a "conf" file. I've never installed
Apache on
> Windows before so I'm not sure where you need to put it. On Linux I
added it
> to "default-server.conf", but there
I'm not an Apache guru, but I had a similar problem on Linux. You need to add
the following directive into a "conf" file. I've never installed Apache on
Windows before so I'm not sure where you need to put it. On Linux I added it
to "default-server.conf", but there might be a better place for it
Hi All,
Pls Bare with me If I am scratching some rudimental stuff here
I know perl lang Fundas. But...
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