The ASCII code for a formfeed is 12 so you should be able to embed that in a string as
'\xC' I haven't tried it myself but it works for newlines and carriege returns.
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From: Theresa Mullin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2003 15:53
To: [EMAIL PROTECTE
> Hello,
> I am writting a script to find and link to all the files through out a
> whole website.
> I have had trouble with finding and opening directories on a winNT system,
> does anyone have a idea on how to find and open all directories and
> desplay their contents?
>
> my code...
> $base =
I want to learn mod_perl and there're two books who talk about this.
Now a third has arrives and it's talking about 2.0 mod_perl but i am a
Lincoln Stein fan and i want the "Writing Apache Modules with Perl and C".
But the last edition is still about 1.3, anyone knows anything about any
intentio
On 20 Mar 2003 09:33:56 -, entius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to learn mod_perl and there're two books who talk about this.
> Now a third has arrives and it's talking about 2.0 mod_perl but i am a
> Lincoln Stein fan and i want the "Wr
What about the user says :
or
or
Anyway, the bgcolor can be formed or change again via javascript or CSS.
I mean, blocking bgcolor in body tag cannot solve your potential problem.
But you may find someway to put this in your body tag :
background="white_block.jpg",
as wallpaper goes upper tha
Hello World
Li Ngok Lam's approach looks good to me. Using the $line=~s// approach
appears to be only removing the bgcolor word correctly but could be
stuck on the different types of colour descriptor used. Is it RGB, hex
or a word?
Putting a background color descriptor in though allows you to ch
volks,
brief prefix. I believe Li Ngok Lam has found a clear
'issue' in the original request for solving a regex problem.
my working assumption was that the OP needed a filter that
would clean up a bunch of pre-existing static *.html files
because the site had adopted a new scheme, and so these ol
Just so everyone knows, it was for a print friendly part of a CMS-type
script. With all your help, it was solved, with a regex. It wasn't just for
the body tag, It is for EVERY tag, and I blocked the BGCOLOR, BACKGROUND,
STYLE, CLASS, ID, COLOR, and more attributes to totally make the page both
