Jason,
I don't see why you need to change what you do because you've moved to
Perl 5.6.. most of the things that you seem to be doing will work quite well on
either version...
CGI.pm can be used in either an object oriented manner (as you already
know, from your example), or as just pl
Hi,
a few alternatives you can try,
(a) Why not use ActiveState ?, its binary installer works ok on Windows NT
(b) Compile from source, use Visual C++ if you can, or even Cygwin (a unix
emulation for windows) or any other C++ compiler
The Perl source can be compiled on Windows platforms... (alt
Jason,
Some things you can try...
(a) use a style sheet.. (.css file) and use that to set font and background color
properties. This is obviously a non-Perl solution.
(b) put these variables into a configuration file, and have each of your files read
that configuration file..
config file would
