Hello again World
I am trying - half heartily right now - to get a DDMM or similar date
back from a users server to write to a file when they fill in an order
form. My first attempt of :-
inside the forms shtml page gives an error from the server I check it
on. The rest of the form is OK
Hi everyone,
(thanks for your tips, Scot).
I managed to get my script working.
It sends a HTML mail via MIME::Lite, with a.txt attachment. All mail
clients I tested worked just fine.
The only problem is Hotmail.com!!
Hotmail.com neither displays the HTML mail, nor am I able to download
the txt
On 18 Sep 2002 at 18:09, Jimmy George wrote:
> I am trying - half heartily right now - to get a DDMM or similar date
> back from a users server to write to a file when they fill in an order
> form. My first attempt of :-
I'm not sure what you're doing with the SSI but here's some code to help
mu
Hi,
Very newbie.
I was wondering if it is possible to write a CGI (Perl) program to make a
thumbnail page for my website.
If so, how would I start and use for doing this?
Thanks.
Alex
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On Wed, 18 Sep 2002 at 09:56, Yuen, Alex opined:
YA:I was wondering if it is possible to write a CGI (Perl) program to make a
YA:thumbnail page for my website.
YA:
YA:If so, how would I start and use for doing this?
if you question is how to create a thumbnail from a regular image, then
you cou
One part is to create a thumbnail image from a regular image.
Second part is to create a web page or thumbnail page for viewing. Maybe 10
to 20 images per page.
Thanks.
Alex
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On Wednesday 18 Sep 2002 2:56 pm, Yuen, Alex wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Very newbie.
>
> I was wondering if it is possible to write a CGI (Perl) program to make a
> thumbnail page for my website.
>
> If so, how would I start and use for doing this?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Alex
Hi Alex,
Here's a script based on on
Hello everyone.
I have a situation involving the DATE and DATE COMPARISON functions which I
need some guidance on.
The situation is this:
1. The end-users who visit my Site are allowed to ask a participating
medical expert, one medical question per month. However, some are abusing
this situ
On Wed, 18 Sep 2002 at 12:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] opined:
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n:My problem with this scenario involves my lack of knowledge in --
n:
n:A. ... first converting a current system date to a string date (which can
n:be appended to a text log file).
n:B. ... or comparing the logged initial-question d
On Wed, Sep 18, 2002 at 06:09:29PM +1000, Jimmy George wrote:
> Hello again World
Hi Jimmy,
> I am trying - half heartily right now - to get a DDMM or similar date
> back from a users server to write to a file when they fill in an order
> form. My first attempt of :-
>
>
>
First: SSI is
It sounds like you solved the problem already by sending text/plain messages
to Hotmail accounts. For some reason I've never had an issue with that,
though - maybe it's because I don't actually attach the image that is placed
inline; I import it from a location on my website. You could also try
fo
I'd suggest checking out Date::Manip from CPAN. I use it to do date
comparisons in some of my scripts. Why do you need to convert the date
when writing it to the file. Just save the epoch time and use Date::Manip
to eval the epoch time in the file to the current epoch time.
William
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Date::Calc is a wonderful thing. If that doesn't work however I would
suggest just storing the number of seconds from epoch (aka time) in the
log file. Then you simply subtract 30 days worth of seconds aka,
60*60*24*30 seconds -> which you can just use the constant for whatever
that comes out
I guess the question I have at this point is why pass the date to the
form from the server and then back to a script when the end script could
just as easily get the time using the *time* built in?
Browser window could be opened with the time being set by the server,
two days later when the us
Hi friend:
I want know if is possible to do this:
For example:
If i have a flat data base myfile.txt with this info:
1|name|address|
2|name two|address two|
3|name three|address three|
4|name four|address four|
. (etc, etc)
If i execute:
open(IN,"$myfile.txt");
while(){
@file=split(/\
Second part:
Depends on how complex you want your thumbnail page to be (of course).
Simplest might be to store all your thumbnails to a directory, do an
opendir, then while readdir, print your image tag changing only the file
name in each case.
To complicate matters, you can use the same Imag
Hi,
I am quite new to Perl and GPL, so I hope that someone can help me or direct
me to where I can read about this.
I am writing a CGI application/script in Perl which I am going to sell
This application uses a few Perl modules (CGI.pm, Session.pm) which is
covered by the GPL.
How am I going to
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