Is this what your after:
$|++; # put this near the top of your script
HTH,
TommyGun.
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>From : Jimmy George <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To : Hytham Shehab <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC : [EMAIL PROTECTED] : 09 September 2002 08:43:10
Subject : Re: output pushing
Hello Hytham and w
I have written a small perl prog which does something similar to PHP and the like, it
reads HTML files and replaces 'markers' with values, objects and stuff to complete the
web page.
The thing is I have several (and more to come) pages to apply this method to, the
reason I am going about it th
I have written a small perl prog which does something similar to PHP and the like, it
reads HTML files and replaces 'markers' with values, objects and stuff to complete the
web page.
The thing is I have several (and more to come) pages to apply this method to, the
reason I am going about it th
Not sure what you're after, but to run CGI's offline, you can just:
1) Install a Perl distribution (Indigo Perl or Active Perl are simple)
2) Whack Apache on your box (comes as binary for most OS's)
- I found the Bindows version simple to install and run.
- Just tell it where your perl in
Having avoided CGI.pm for a long while, as I like my coding to look just right, I'm
just getting to grips with its state-flow.
But these have me stumped (well a dodgy LBW call):
1)
Basically I have n + (5 or 6) texstfields to fill, initially from a file which works
fine. Then the user makes c
.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd";>
the key word here being 'PUBLIC'.
-Tommy Butler, consultant
Atrixnet, for Internet Business Software
http://atrixnet.com
2200 North Lamar
Suite 307
Dallas, TX
75202
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This is an HTML issue really, replace the \n with or encapsulate the whole
textual content of your page in tags.
I recommend the first option.
Take a look at your page-source in the browser, when you've loaded the page..
Tom Norwood.
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rse, there
are other items in %PlayerData which you don't want in the final two
character-deliminated strings you create.
push
(
@Joiner,
$ReadData[3],
values(%PlayerData)
);
$PlaceHolder = join(":", @Joiner);
ed'}
);
$PlaceHolder = join(":", @Joiner);
$tempdisplay = join(", ", @Joiner);
-Tommy Butler, consultant
Atrixnet, for Internet Business Software
http://atrixnet.com
2200 North Lamar
Suite 307
Dallas, TX
disgrace, I thought better of him than that. Recommending
that to any newbie would not just be a completely un-productive waste of time, but
would probably have a negative effect.
Don't bother replying to the group on this subject, just have a tommy tank and move on
to something u
I'm not sure exactly what 'auto reap' means?
Not being a Unix-ian, coming from DOSland, makes my life quite
difficult when it comes to understanding Unix.
Cheers again,
TommyGun.
www.y2kdiary.com
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>From : Pierre Smolarek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC :
Sounds a bit complicated, for the beta1 version, but I may move to
something like this as my confidence grows.
Is the 'deamon script' a purely server-side app? This is a bit of a prob
at them moment as only have FTP for live server and my test box is
in the early stages of dementure.
Would this
Hello all,
I'm currently trying to put a little "search engine" together for
a small web site, basically searching through a bunch of files for
matching keywords.
As I want a Progress Page while the script is doing its work, I show
a page while the script is searching (had to use $| to achieve) a
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