RE: help with adjusting log file data?

Catriona Pure Scents <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: : Hi guys, : : Needing a little help with adjusting the data a log file reads to. : : It goes like this currently : @env_vars = keys(%ENV); : : foreach $variable (@env_vars) : { : $log_entry .="$ENV{$variable}\|"; : } There is no need to

help with adjusting log file data?

Hi guys, Needing a little help with adjusting the data a log file reads to. It goes like this currently @env_vars = keys(%ENV); foreach $variable (@env_vars) { $log_entry .="$ENV{$variable}\|"; } I am wanting to change this to include $http_referrer So,I am presuming that I should be doin

Re: POST and GET and CGI.pm

> Greetings, > > While reading some of the Perl newsgroups, I've seen a few examples of > people getting CGI parameters by either parsing the query-string (for GETs) > or reading in some of the content (for POSTs). I've been working with CGI > (using Perl) for a little while now and I've always us

POST and GET and CGI.pm

Greetings, While reading some of the Perl newsgroups, I've seen a few examples of people getting CGI parameters by either parsing the query-string (for GETs) or reading in some of the content (for POSTs). I've been working with CGI (using Perl) for a little while now and I've always used the param

Re: Printing a multipart HTML output

Hi, Thanks for responding. I need to create that multipart page because I am trying to create a single html file with a financial analysis which includes pictures and I don't want to be necessary to send more files to the clients. But I was sure that if Outlook Express can read such a page, Inte

Re: Printing a multipart HTML output

> Hi all, > > Please tell me how can I create a multipart html file that includes html > text and images. > I know that Mime::Lite can create such a thing for sending an email with > attachments, but I don't know if it is possible to use it for creating > common HTML pages with multipart content.

Printing a multipart HTML output

Hi all, Please tell me how can I create a multipart html file that includes html text and images. I know that Mime::Lite can create such a thing for sending an email with attachments, but I don't know if it is possible to use it for creating common HTML pages with multipart content. Thank you. T

RE: How do I document my perl code?

POD - "Plain Old Documentation" You'll find this in the perl doc as "perlpod" basically you use the "=" in column one with a keyword. Perl parser ignores anything betweeen a beginning "=" and the final marker "=cut". Typically its: =pod =head1 DESCRIPTION blah, blah, blah... =cut code..