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>Can anybody help me? I have written the script for tell a friend. Which I
>wanted to incorporate in the site. It is showing error, but I am unable to
>trap the error.The error message I am getting is "Can't find string
>terminator "END_OF_MESSA
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Dear all,
I have this statement
if ( $ENV{REQUEST_METHOD} eq "GET")
{
...
...
}
That works fine if I don't use -w , but if I use -w,
it tells "Use of uninitialized value in string eq at."
why ? Is that related to declare it first such as :
my $req = $ENV{REQUEST_METHOD};
Thanks
test
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Please take into account that I'm new at this...
Rather than using CGI.pm, I'm using the following library sub-routine
which was passed to me by a friend (I think from one of the O'Reilly
books). What I'm wondering is if Perl 5 has any built in functionality
to prevent buffer overruns or excessiv
I installed Perl 5.6.1 and now none of my Perl programs run. It would appear
that my @INC directive is being ignored. None of my scripts find strict.pm,
vars.pm, or any .pm for that matter. How can I fix this?
Thanks,
Kevin Q.
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Dear Mr. Brain
Thanks for your immediate response. I tried with what you have
suggested. But it is still giving error message as "can't find
string terminator "'" anywhere before EOF at friend.pl line 51".
Can you please suggest me what I have to do?
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Hello all,
I am just playing around with forms at the moment. What I want to do is
have user enter data into form fiels then I want to validate that
entered date. So far I can do things as basic as validating if fields
contain characters and so forth. But what I want to do is something
like th
