hey, do you have a solution to this?
I need to upload a file, but i just want the file name, not the entire
path. Currently, it saves the actual file on the server as:
G:\ISIR\ISIR2002gallery\images\isir1.jpg as the FILENAME!!!
i just want it to save as "isir1.jpg" or whatever the filename is
*ton* of testing to see if it still works in all its
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> (p.s. make sure to group reply so the list can help too)
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> james lundeen wrote:
> > I'm on an OLM server. I think it's RH 7.2 - I updated Perl and the other
> bac
that helps, sorry it's so vaguejust try to install openssl...
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> -Chris
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> On Sunday 15 December 2002 11:49 pm, james lundeen wrote:
> > cpan>install Net::SSLeay
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> > and everyhing went OK until this stuff happened... i had tried
cpan>install Net::SSLeay
and everyhing went OK until this stuff happened... i had tried a manual install of
the module
first and received thie error, then i tried using cpan> for the first time -- which is
cool! --
but got the error again... any advice would be appreciated! --jimmyjames
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I "use CGI" in my routines very often and at times need to look at the incoming values
from forms
to make sure that they don't include "'" "," and other things that might blow up my
connection
with mysql database. Can someone please give me a nice piece of reusable code that
will read the
inco
I "use CGI" in my routines very often and at times need to look at the incoming values
from forms
to make sure that they don't include "'" "," and other things that might blow up my
connection
with mysql database. Can someone please give me a nice piece of reusable code that
will read the
inco
thank you for posting this detailed question. i too need to know exactly how to do
this. anyone
out there that can help us, it would be much appreciated!-jim
--- Will <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greets Folks,
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> I usually lurk on this list, but I came across an
> issue which I could rea
here is an example of MySQL code to pick a random
record using some select criteria. i use it in a
homepage for an online store where my client has
random items from his catalog displayed as "featured"
items (really nothing more than picking a random
record from the 10,000+ items!)...
$mysql_que
