Hi, i've only just started Perl and CGI, so please forgive me if i ask
the obvious :-)
1) I've installed a couple of modules but with some of the i get
errors where the module TEST::More couldn't be found, and i can't find
it either.
2) Should i use text files for my data or dive straight into s
> I know that the search engines don't index the CGI generated web pages.
Actually...I have a website that has articles which a perl script
generates. The URL to the articles look like
http://site.com/article.pl?article=thearticle. I have an SHTML page which
links to each one of these articles. G
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> Hi all,
>
> Please tell me how should I set the rights for some files and folders in
my
> web page:
First of all, this has nothing to do with perl, b
On Sunday, April 21, 2002, at 12:25 , Jamie wrote:
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> 1) I've installed a couple of modules but with some of the i get
> errors where the module TEST::More couldn't be found, and i can't find
> it either.
the CPAN can be your friend -
http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=module&query=
Maybe because of my bad English and lack of knowledge on Linux I couldn't
understand what you mean. Tell me: is it a security issue or not?
Rafael
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> we came we executed, we removed it
> was this
Can some kind soul take a moment to answer a question? I want to have a
default value in popup menu, right now I have the menu defaulting to the
first value in the list. Is there any non-object oriented way to do this?
Cause I don't know OOP as yet, and that's all I get from perldoc -m CGI.
So
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> Can some kind soul take a moment to answer a question? I want to have a
> default value in popup menu, right now I have the menu defaulting to the
> first value in the list. Is there any non-object
On Sunday, April 21, 2002, at 11:58 , Rafael Cotta wrote:
> Maybe because of my bad English
most likely my 'american'.
> and lack of knowledge on Linux I couldn't
> understand what you mean.
I will try again.
> Tell me: is it a security issue or not?
It is a Reasonable Security Issue -
