Is there a more efficient way to do page re-directs / refreshes with
CGI.pm? I've searched all over, and can't find the answer.
Like if I'm trying to re-create this HTML:
Blah BlahRefresh Test
I use CGI.pm with the object-oriented interface, and I can't figure
out how to put that re
> "CNN Headline News",
Adam Morton> -head => meta({-http_equiv => 'refresh',
Adam Morton> -content => $REFRESH * 60}));
Adam Morton> - Original Message -
Adam Morton> From: "Jason Ostrom"
To those in the know, I have a couple of questions about the best way
to create dynamic form elements.
I have a script that queries a database and dynamically generates a
table, as shown below in the code. What I am attempting to do is have
a form element off to the right of each Table Row that
Bob,
Your comments did help. My response below:
Bob Showalter> This is a "drill down" concept, right? Why not just use a simple link?
Bob Showalter> Details
I don't think this is just a "drill down" concept. I need some way of
passing the variables between the pages so that a dynamically buil
I was wondering if there was any way to refresh and have the same
dynamically-created page viewed every 5 seconds?
I'm trying to do it like this:
my $URL2 = "ds0.cgi?$ENV{QUERY_STRING}";
### HTML part
print $q->header( -Refresh=>'5; URL=$URL2' ),
But this doesn't work. The URL that is recreate
on
David T-G> Jason --
David T-G> ...and then Jason Ostrom said...
David T-G> %
David T-G> % I was wondering if there was any way to refresh and have the same
David T-G> % dynamically-created page viewed every 5 seconds?
David T-G> %
David T-G> % I'm trying to do it
