Hello MNibble
As a couple of other writers have said. Why are you using 'HTML FRAMES'
and JavaScript to load them?
Get a book on CSS and read it carefully. Then try a few things. Use
XHTML preferably and it is all done on 'the user side'. That one CSS
file can describe every page you want to have
Hello World
Li Ngok Lam's approach looks good to me. Using the $line=~s// approach
appears to be only removing the bgcolor word correctly but could be
stuck on the different types of colour descriptor used. Is it RGB, hex
or a word?
Putting a background color descriptor in though allows you to ch
r a \n does not work. I thought it did!
tia for the simple answer
Jimmy George
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entity tags that never before had closing ones.
cheers
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Hello World
Can anyone explain what that line
my $q = shift;
does in a cgi script? I cannot find the explanation in the cgi
programming book I have.
And how come my use of -wT in the opening line results in a
'Too late for Taint mode now' message?
Again the cgi programming book uses it every
Two great replies to my query
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Just to add to the thread, any -name=>'value' pair set in a hash ref
passed
as the first argument to a CGI object's html generating methods will be
translated into tag attributes and values.
[trwww@devel_rh trwww]$ perl -MCGI -e '$q=new CGI; pr
Hello All
When we use commands such as
$q->p("some line of text");
when doing prints, is there any way of giving the output attributes such
as we can with css descriptors?
thanks for any help
JimmyG
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Put the ssi in if you are reading the
file from a server. I haven't tried it though.
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Hello World
I thought 'encryption' was supposed to make the data transmitted from
user to server into an unreadable block of garbage. Able to be decoded
by the server of course - but of no use to any one else who tapped into
the transmission or the file stored on the server.
So what's the go? Ho
Hello again World
I am trying - half heartily right now - to get a DDMM or similar date
back from a users server to write to a file when they fill in an order
form. My first attempt of :-
inside the forms shtml page gives an error from the server I check it
on. The rest of the form is OK
OOps folks
That reply from me was completely wrong! SORRY. I was thinking of the
character set as being part of the language it is being used in. Or at
least I thought I was thinking.
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Hello Hytham and world
That is a good question. But 'pushing' means you have to be able to
FORCE html code into a clients machine - not just allow them to be able
to look for it themselves. Exit browsing. Logon and become lost.
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th
'suck eggs' in quotes so it will go through.
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Hello Steve
I have lousy success with the $q cgi system as well. I will watch the
replies for all the good ideas.
Good luck mate
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Hello world
Is there any way of encrypting a credit card number etc. so that it can
not be seen when being transmitted from desktop to server? The user
needs to see what they type to make sure it is correct - so how do we
get cgi to encrypt that at the user end before transmission.
I have read s
Hello World
Is the line
print DATAFILE ("The file was recorded at ");
a valid cgi line? All I want to do is record the time a cgi script is
called that writes other form data to a file but the server objects to
this line. The rest of the form goes into DATAFILE OK.
Is it because of the use of
cron'd to my file at 0400hrs local time.
I cannot check on my login ISP as we do not have a user folder to put
any files in. I will try another site I used to use and still have an
account in though and see what happens.
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that 500 error MAY be because I am running the script as a world
member and trying to access local data that possibly only the user can
permit access to? Yes/NO? Using a submit from a form loaded from the
site does not change the situation though.
cheers
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Hello World
David pointed out that the \n is not applicable in the context I was in
and that the html was. Of course! Only silly tired people like me
do dumb things like that after having been using them in text
definitions for the previous hour or more.
Sorry about that.
cheers
Jimmy George
only ftp as owner!
More thought required here. That code I sent also fails if I call it
from a form loaded from the site. So I think there is more that just
basic Unix permissions involved here.
cheers
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Hello World
This script is from a text book
#! /usr/bin/perl -w
#
use CGI;
use strict;
#
my $q = new CGI;
#
print $q->header("text/html"),
$q->start_html("Environment check"),
$q->server_name,
$q->ser
ENV{SERVER_NAME}
Port Number:$ENV{SERVER_PORT}
Server Software:$ENV{SERVER_SOFTWARE}
END_of_file
should I get to see the %ENV details of server_a?
I am getting a 500 error. Permissions are set to 711 for the script and
701 for the folder.
cheers
Jimmy Geo
o Macs
but the version 2 of 'CGI under Perl' - the mouse book - does not refer
to us at all!!
cheers
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