html form output

I have a from processing script that I am trying to modify to spit out another html form, minus text boxes. My question is can I somehow use the name portion of the POST request as a variable to have the value portion print in it's proper location? ie. I get a colon separated list with name v

Re: Output Unicode

I'd say the problem is that the content of your page is not in fact in UTF-8. Telling the browser that it is is one thing, but that doesn't make the content itself UTF-8 encoded. Are you sure you can actually create a UTF-8 encoded file? If you create a web page using Mozilla Composer ( part of

interactive perl programing

I'm stumped on where to look but there must be a module to handle interactive programming. What I mean is printing out a list of things, the user selects what he wants, hits enter and the program continues. I presume the module would enable going back to change things and handle multipage input

Re: html form output

Alex Maceda wrote: I have a from processing script that I am trying to modify to spit out another html form, minus text boxes. My question is can I somehow use the name portion of the POST request as a variable to have the value portion print in it's proper location? ie. I get a colon separated

Re: interactive perl programing

rob lester wrote: I'm stumped on where to look but there must be a module to handle interactive programming. What I mean is printing out a list of things, the user selects what he wants, hits enter and the program continues. I presume the module would enable going back to change things and handl

Re: interactive perl programing

Wiggins d'Anconia wrote: rob lester wrote: I'm stumped on where to look but there must be a module to handle interactive programming. What I mean is printing out a list of things, the user selects what he wants, hits enter and the program continues. I presume the module would enable going back

Re: Output Unicode

Hi, Thank you for these examples. I have tried the program, but it printed the following result on Internet Explorer 6: Reading and displaying a file with UTF-8 encoded multilingual text. Japanese string: ?? | | | ?- | | ?? Korean: ?? ??? ?? ? ???. ??? ??? ??? Hebrew ??? ?