Hello
I am new cgi
I have a web site for eg let us assume that www.goole.com site is there.
and i want to sent a querry to that text area thr my perl program and want
to manipulate the results.
So can any one tell me how to interface my query to the site and how to get
back the results for the
the two subroutines are actually doing the printing, so change the two lines
in the "#Do Player Login" section
from>>
print &LoadMyCookie;
print &GameStart_page;
to>>
&LoadMyCookie;
&GameStart_page;
(untested)
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baby lakshmi wrote:
>
> I have a web site for eg let us assume that www.goole.com site is there.
> and i want to sent a querry to that text area thr my perl program and want
> to manipulate the results.
> So can any one tell me how to interface my query to the site and how to get
> back the resul
Please, I really, really need some help.
I need to know how to connect to a Database (SQL Server, running under
Windows 2000) throught a Perl CGI(running under Linux).
I want to select some registries and update another ones.
Is there anybody that knows if thats possible?
Thanks in advance.
L
Another question: how can I redirect a Perl script to another page?
For example: I submit a for to a page called "receive.pl". In "receive.pl" I
process the given information the way I want and then I send the user to a
place like http://www.internic.com
Does anyone knows how can I do that?
Th
Hi,
You can redirect the user to a page by simply using:
print "Location: http://www.internic.com\n\n";;
This should be the first line to print to your 'webpage'.
good luck!
- Jan-Willem
On Wed, 21 Nov 2001, Lilian Alvarenga Caravela Godoy wrote:
> Another question: how can I redirect a Per
Hey guys,
i'm trying to compile a top ten of why your forms break, i.e. you try to
press a submit button but it doesn't work.
any ideas?
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On Nov 21, 2001 at 02:30 -0500, George Marselis took the soap box and proclaimed:
: Hey guys,
: i'm trying to compile a top ten of why your forms break, i.e. you try to
: press a submit button but it doesn't work.
: any ideas?
hmm...
- I push the submit button and the page just refreshes.
-
Hi,
If you mean top reasons why a script produces an error?
1) The script is trying to do something that the http user can't do.
2) Your script is not executable.
3) The script directory is not a recognized script directory.
4) The script doesn't produce a valid HTTP header.
5) The script tries
>I would imagine you're doing this to build some sort of FAQ or
>document? :-)
>
> Casey West
yes, i am. the CGI books/FAQs i've read, don't deal with bugs very in
depth. they just mention the 500 internal error, chmod 700|755
From: RE: Call for Top 10 reasons your form is broken
> 1) The script is trying to do something that the http user can't do.
This brings up some issues I have been trying to solve, which may or may not apply
here.
Basically, I have a web accessed script that (ideally) will go out and read in
I'm currently working on a perl program that interacts with Windows
Active Directory and was wondering if anyone knew or has a subroutine
that will encrypt a password using base 64 encryption.
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On Nov 21, 2001 at 04:29 -0500, Darryl Schnell took the soap box and proclaimed:
: I'm currently working on a perl program that interacts with Windows
: Active Directory and was wondering if anyone knew or has a subroutine
: that will encrypt a password using base 64 encryption.
Use the module Di
ok so im building an online employee application
and i have split it up into a couple of different html
pages so that its not a huge scrolling document, so
i was thinking of using like a 'Next ->' button to continue
filling out the application and having the action to the form
use a perl script t
Need a little help
I am using
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use CGI qw/:cgi-lib/;
print PrintHeader();
This gives a result of
Content-Type: text/html
I need it to be
Content-Type: text/xml
How do I do that.
Jason
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (George Marselis) wrote:
> i'm trying to compile a top ten of why your forms break, i.e. you try to
> press a submit button but it doesn't work.
> any ideas?
i've already compiled most of them in the CGI Troubleshooting Guide
referenced in the
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (George Marselis) wrote:
> >I would imagine you're doing this to build some sort of FAQ or
> >document? :-)
> >
> > Casey West
>yes, i am. the CGI books/FAQs i've read, don't deal with bugs very in
> depth. they just mention the 500 inte
I'm have some scripts I put on my isp's server that work fine when I
access from my home machine which has dialup access. But at work I get a
"www server not found" error. I'm guessing that this is because at work I
have to go through a proxy server though I could be wrong. I imagine I
have to
print "Content-type: text/xml\n\n";
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> I have:
>
> my $q = new CGI;
> $q->import_names('IN');
>
> my $ID = lib::auth_user($IN::UsrName,$IN::UsrPass);
>
> sub auth_user returns a session ID kind of data.
>
> $IN::UsrName and $IN::UsrPass are used only on
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