Hi,
I am working on a HTML form processing script that writes the contents of a
form to a text file. The script works perfectly most of the time. The
exception being when I submit the form using Internet Explorer for Windows.
It is then that I get an error that says something like " BAD REQUEST,
Hi All,
Could anyone tell me how to do the following usinf
Perl.
Consider the following lines:
Apple
Mango
Banana
Orange
I want to replace line 1, line 2 i.e. (Apple, Mango)
with hello1\nhello2\nhello3\n.
The output should be:
hello1
hello2
hello3
Banana
Orange
I tried something like
lakshmi nrusimhan wrote:
> Consider the following lines:
>
> Apple
> Mango
> Banana
> Orange
>
> I want to replace line 1, line 2 i.e. (Apple, Mango)
> with hello1\nhello2\nhello3\n.
>
> The output should be:
> hello1
> hello2
> hello3
> Banana
> Orange
>
> I tried something like this:
> $t="
I'd like to upload all images to a specified server directory whose names
are written in in a textarea field.
I'm extracting the filenames through a regexp and store them in an array.
Then each array element is given the proper server path, a few checks on
filenames are run, and the files are
Shawn,
Yeah, you are right.
I was misunderstanding my experience caused an error when using #exec with
query-string.
#include with query-string DOES work correctly; at least on Apache httpd.
BTW,
> > >
> > They are in %ENV.
Does this depend on server settings? I could not catch these values (
Hi, you guyz!
I made a script that show /var/log/messages* when you press submit.
But!!! it doesn't come out to the last when the file size is upper
than the few MB.
Is that my mistake? or is that a kind of the bug?
Please let me know about it.
Thank you.
My server : RH7.1，thttpd，p
