On Tuesday, June 17, 2003, at 07:35 PM, Kristofer Hoch wrote:
Chad,
It isn't as big of a pain in the ass as you may think...Consider and
try
Ah, that's not too bad. Thanks, Kristofer.
Chad A Gard
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Chad,
It isn't as big of a pain in the ass as you may think...Consider and
try
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use strict;
my @firstList = qw(Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday Saturday);
my @secondList = qw(January Febuary March April May June July);
printMultipleArrays([EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTE
On Tuesday, June 17, 2003, at 04:21 PM, Kristofer Hoch wrote:
Here you assign element[0] of @_ to $selectName. Then you assign all
remaining elements (indexes 1 through infinity) to @selectValues.
@selectValues slurps up all remaining elements of @_ leaving poor
little $selection to starve to de
Chad,
sub processSelect{
my ($selectName, @selectValues, $selection) = @_;
}
Here you assign element[0] of @_ to $selectName. Then you assign all
remaining elements (indexes 1 through infinity) to @selectValues.
@selectValues slurps up all remaining elements of @_ leaving poor
little $selectio
I'm having difficulty creating a popup menu. I want a select list,
like so:
Work
Home
Mobile
Pager
Home Fax
Work Fax
It seems I should be able to get that by doing (simplified, of course.
Really data is coming from a db, and I have several different select
lists):
@phoneLabels = ('Work',
