Hello:
Is there a simple way to send an e-mail and capture the delivery status
in a perl script? I'd like to create a CGI script that will collect
visitors' e-mail addresses (from an html form) and send the visitor a
positive .html message if the greeting is successfully sent to the address
that
I just sorted through the news groups here looking to see if there was a
perl.mod_perl group specifically for discussing same, or something along
those lines, but found little..
is it worth pursuing a request for such a thing to be added, or
something similar in scope that could enclose mod_p
I am also interested in finding more help with mod_perl. I am trying to use
HTML Mason (which requires mod_perl) and other tools. Any thing that would
help reduce the learning gradient for me would be appreciated.
"Scott R. Godin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Hi,
Can anyone tell me how to insert a forward slash '/' into a variable when
searching and replacing.
If you look below I'm trying to search for 'booking2.html' then replace it
with 'http://xxx' etc, but I get an error when it's run.
$line=~s/booking2.html/http:www.mysite//booking2.html/g;
Guy Tubbs wrote:
>
> Can anyone tell me how to insert a forward slash '/' into a variable when
> searching and replacing.
>
> If you look below I'm trying to search for 'booking2.html' then replace it
> with 'http://xxx' etc, but I get an error when it's run.
>
> $line=~s/booking2.html/http:///
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David Gerler wrote:
>
> Do you know of a good book that I can use to get a good general overview of
> using filters and mail servers and all? I am a true beginner and have s
> many questions about this stuff. Each time I get an answer five more
> questions come up. LOL..
