Hi,
I am trying to generate radio buttons using the CGI::Form package.
My radio buttons need to be vertically aligned with some other HTML
elements in between them. For e.g.
Radio 1
Radio 2
This obviously precludes me from using the 'radio_group' method as
that does not allow me
Hi,
This is a CGI::Application design question. It concerns side-
stepping normal run modes at any point within the application
to display an error screen.
I have created a 'base' module whose job it is to
a. Setup a connection to a database
b. Initialize session
c. Bring th
hings seem OK.
Thanks for all your help.
Sharad
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Hi,
I have a perl program that has an include directive calling another Perl program in
it. The
structure is somewhat as follows
first.pl
--
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
require "second.pl"
$q = new CGI;
print $q->hidden(-name='first', value='1');
second($q);
End of first.pl
s
Hi,
I am using the Perl CGI module to generate HTML form elements. One of these
elements is a
checkbox. Following is my definition of this checkbox
print $q->checkbox(-name=>'want_media',
-checked=>'checked');
The problem is, when the page gets displayed, I get a
Hi,
I have created some HTML forms using the Perl CGI module. Now I need to perform
client-side
validations on those forms. Examples of these validations include checking if numbers
alone have
been entered in a price field, checking if the e-mail field is in the correct format
etc.
I am th