session closes.
Is it possible to do this in cgi? (I am beginning to think not.)
mary
On 05/12/2007 05:37 PM, Mary Anderson wrote:
> > I would like to perform some clean up at various points in my
> application.
> > Here is one of them.
> >
> > if ($pageName eq
tried, really does not work for this!
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Hi all,
I have successfully put .gif, .jpg , etc. images into my application. A
user has just sent me some .pdf files, which must be read with Acrobat
Reader, I assume. How would I work these into my application?
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Mary
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Hi all,
My perl-cgi application creates some temporary files and a temporary
table which I would like to clean up as I exit the program. I tried
writing a perl END block, but found that did not work. It appeared that
to the cgi interpreter END{} had no special meaning and the code inside
I want users to be able to edit entries that have been stored in a
database. The user types in an ID. A form appears with an ID textfield
containing that ID and the other info from the database. I would like to
have that ID appear in a read only textfield so that the user could not
change i
Hi All,
I know this isn't strictly a cgi problem, but it is arising in a cgi
application. I have a loop which reads certain fields, hashed on names.
Some of my fields hold character strings, some hold numbers. Sometimes
the number field is a blank. I need a test on the field value $fieldVa
-columns => $fieldColumns
[$fieldCount],
-override=>1)));
}
}
$row = TR(@tdArgs);
push @rows, $row;
}
print table (@rows);
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=>'./');
Here is the result -- nothing happens but a statement is printed out --
Status: 302 Moved Location: ./
How should I be doing this?
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$pageName = param('go');
print "debug pageName = |$pageName|", hr;
if ($pageName eq 'Table'){
print "pageNAme eq Table", hr;
get_and_display_data($pageName);
}
if (($pageName eq 'INIT') or ($pageName eq &#x
{-location =
mynewlocation}) and just get a message with a code and the information that
the url is relocating.
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Hi all,
Many thanks to all who wrote about the static variable. I now know a
lot more about cgi than I knew a few days ago!
In the interest of keeping my code simple, I would like to take user
input from a textfield and remember it to use it in database calls on
successive pages. L. Stein
es
Value = 0
Value =
}
How should I be doing this?
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has an example where there
is no problem with passing the values of the fields around from page to page.
Insight into the inner workings of cgi would be appreciated. I am into it
deeply enough that I find it doing some odd things from time to time.
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e doing, besides not running on Windows and IIS,
to make my application more secure? I am careful to timestamp every row in
every table in case some malicious nonsense is done and I have to clean up
the mess.
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Hi all,
I have a login screen login.pl which calls another application
sampleEntry.pl. The login and password are passed to a multipage Sample
Entry program as CGI parameters
sampleEntry.pl?login=mylogin&password=mypassword.
These two parameters are used in one of the pages to login to
-nph->1
its pretty confusing. I am not putting the straight CGI into my file and
these guys are giving me bits and pieces of the two ways to do it.
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ng on -- I
don't think it is the time used to interpret the code because the first few
records are processed in a reasonable amount of time.
I would try using mod_perl, but that is an Apache piece of software.
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appreciate hearing from someone who knows more about this!
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OK, this isn't strictly a CGI question, but I would like to do a couple of
things from my perl/CGI script
One is to run an EXCEL macro on an EXCEL spreadsheet.
Another is to send mail to a user automatically from my web application.
I know how to do this in UNIX -- how do I do it in WIN
in UNIX, the error message would be sensible and useful!
The same piece of code works ok in a .pl script without CGI.
Any help is appreciated!
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e time.
I double checked everything, and downloaded scripts from Stein's website.
The problems persist.
Any help or similar experiences would be appreciated.
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Hi all,
I have perl cgi installed successfully on my windows machine. I would
like to write a perl cgi program and display it in the browser on my own
Windows XP machine. To this end, I followed instructions in L. Stein's
book and created a registry ScriptMap called .pl of type REG_SZ with v
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