I can't say for sure, but check your Internet Explorer settings. You should be
able to stop the browser caching documents from certain domains, and also you
might have that automatic form completion option activated. I can't give you
more precise info because I'm using Linux. And if that doesn't
On Thu, 31 Oct 2002 15:56:59 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Todd W) wrote:
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>"Jim Lundeen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
>news:3DBDA799.307DC69A@;jimmyjames.net...
>> nothing that will work on Linux box?
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>perlcc works... see below.
Yeah, I have to say that the perlcc which comes with perl5.8.
Hi,
Maybe this is not so related with perl it self, but still ...
Is there any way to 'auto execute cgi' ? I meant, I have to trigger something (like
updating
database via perl) just after user viewed the html.
Thanks,
kapot
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On Fri, 1 Nov 2002 at 07:04, Admin-Stress opined:
A:Maybe this is not so related with perl it self, but still ...
A:
A:Is there any way to 'auto execute cgi' ? I meant, I have to trigger
A:something (like updating database via perl) just after user viewed the
A:html.
perhaps a server side include
Hi
How do I set two cookies, from two different scripts, same domain?
I tried with different names for cookies as follows and I lose'em
Script1.cgi has the following code:
my $ct = &rnd_num;# random
number generator
use CGI::Cookie;
Sorry, another out of topic.
Is it safe to use mySQL in cgi? I meant, if my update.pl perl cgi will do this :
connect to mysql database
insert into table values (values from FORM)
... other tasks ...
close
What happen if there are, let say 100 people accessing that perl cgi? I meant
