I'm using an html text area in a perl script and when the form is submitted
I need the contents of the text area to appear on the next page, still in
the text area. I know this is possible with normal text boxes, but is it
possible with text areas,
Regards,
Sally
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I recently created a script that does the same. Just stick the variable for
the textarea in between the textarea tags.
$FORM{message};
Hope that helps,
Barrie
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From: "Sally" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "perlcgi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 7:06 PM
Su
Take the flags off of the shebang in the script and run the script
through the Perl interpreter with the flag on the outside. So instead of
running the program like:
./myproggie.pl
Do run it as:
perl -wT myproggie.pl
When it says it's too late for -T. It really is too late.
Hope this helps.
I do not have the statement
$SMTP->mail($ENV{USER};
because I do not know how to define the scalar $ENV{USER}
could that be the problem?
Helen
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Any thoughts /comments on "Writing CGI Applications with Perl" by Kevin Meltzer and
Brent Michalski?
Thanks,
Larry
--- Robert Bunn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yup.
>
> Too late for -T.
> That's what it says whenever I put the -T on my shebang line.
What's going on is that Perl needs to be started in taint mode and *then* the script
gets fed to
it. If you're trying to run Web applications with Apache, the
--- Bill Barrett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I really want to keep -T to keep my script completely safe,
> but I simply cannot get the script to completely execute. I am driving
> myself crazy because I don't want to cop out and delete the -T.
>
> I think I'm properly untainting my form variable
--- Larry Mullis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any thoughts /comments on "Writing CGI Applications with Perl" by Kevin Meltzer and
>Brent
> Michalski?
>
> Thanks,
> Larry
I have a copy of it on my desk here at work and have been very pleased with it. Prior
to this, I
think the best book was CG
Hi folks,
I confess - I'm a newbie. Not only that, I'm a newbie in over his
head. I'm trying to come up with guidelines for writing and perhaps testing
cgi scripts for security (lack thereof). Can anyone out there point me to
resources - books, web sites, etc. that discuss this?
--- Blader Robert G DLVA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I confess - I'm a newbie. Not only that, I'm a newbie in over his
> head. I'm trying to come up with guidelines for writing and perhaps testing
> cgi scripts for security (lack thereof). Can anyone out there point me to
I have a MySql database (ver3.23.39a), Perl 5.6.0, and Apache 1.3.12.
I am looking for a tutorial on how to use the DbFramework module, if there is
any. If not some source code of something using the module would also be good.
I'm using MySql as the database backend to a website. The DbFramework p
At 03:45 AM 7/27/01 -0700, you wrote:
>Take the flags off of the shebang in the script and run the script
>through the Perl interpreter with the flag on the outside. So instead of
>running the program like:
>
>/myproggie.pl
>
>Do run it as:
>
>perl -wT myproggie.pl
Yes, but . . . I wanted to run
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