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Everything works fine except for the fact that it resets everyonce and awhile. It
doesn't reset at a certain point in the day it's just random I think.
Thanks again!
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always used the param() method
in
CGI.pm and it is working for both GETs and POSTs. I'm wondering if I'm
missing something and if there are times when using the CGI.pm param()
method is not advised. Thanks.
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Use Apache.
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#x27;use lib $ENV{HOME}; print grep /peter/ => @INC'
/home/peter
$
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To create this result:
>>> Mon 9 Apr 2007 09:15:05
>>>
>>> How can I add a comma to this result to get:
>>> Mon, 9 Apr 2007 09:15:05
Personally, I find this more maintainable and readable:
use POSIX qw(strftime);
my $datetime = strftime "%a, %d %b %Y %T&q
like F3, F9..
Type "perldoc -q single" and that should get you started.
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parse out the value assigned. Assuming it's a straightforward variable =
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> limit has passed, then have the final result sent back when the
> processing is finished.
>
> I'm a complete neophyte when it comes to cgi & http stuff else the
> answer would proly be obvious, but what's the best approach to solving
> this?
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fault for not finishing what it said it would do or your script's fault
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n target of the form is an HTML
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> Could somebody please tell me, how can I see into a FILEHANDLE in Perl
> debugger? I tried with > x but I get only "empty array".
That filehandle is open for *output* in your program! What is it you
want to examine?
-
ndle is opened for writing. Is there any means to look
> inside? How to redirect the content of SENDMAIL in the debugger?
>
> Am Donnerstag, 7. Juni 2012 06:19:43 UTC+2 schrieb Peter Scott:
>> On Mon, 04 Jun 2012 10:37:35 -0700, Marek wrote:
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>> > Could somebody please te
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I'm looking for some help. I need to know how to generate a thumbnail on the fly.
Also, I was wondering, does that take an excessive amount of processing time to do?
Because I'll be doing it to between 5-25 pictures at a time. Thanks for any help.
- Scott
Here is a link to Mail::CheckUser :
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Rx/Recipe/65255
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Why is it when you specify different version of CGI types, ie.
use CGI ':cgi-lib';
use CGI ':standard';
use CGI;
that sometimes code will work, and other times you get nothing?
Does anyone know of a good URL for reference on this?
Thanks.
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possible), yet maintain state and
security.
Does anyone have any good pointers and/or advice here?
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Why not just link to a redirect script?
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From: Rahul Garg [mailto:[EMAIL
compilation problem. The error you cite is a
run-time error that is not indicative of using too old a perl.
Recommendation: use the *latest* libwww and URI. (Get
Bundle::LWP.) You haven't shown your program here so we can't tell how
the error might lie there, but here's a h
Go to commercecgi.com or commercesql.com, they are two excellent open source
cart scripts. They can fully be modified / customized to suit your needs and
you can go through the scripts to see how it's done.
Scott
>From: "Octavian Rasnita" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: &
Hi,
I am trying to get an example working to get me started but all I get is a
message:
"CGI Timeout
The specified CGI application exceeded the allowed time for processing. The
server has deleted the process."
I am working with IIS on NT.
I have installed perl and configured IIS to associate .pl a
$ua->request(POST 'https://domains/perl/reg_system.cgi', [
domain => $q->param("domain"),
affiliate_id => $q->param("affiliate_id"),
action => $q->param("lookup"),
Thanks for the input drieux!
All of the information that I have found has said that you can not change the form
action using IE, which is why I was led to the server side method. I will try the
javascript, to see how it works!
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Sara,
You can use "ucfirst".
$TS =~ s/(\w+)/ucfirst lc $1/ge;
Scott
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To: org
Subject: Another Regex question.
$TS = "THIS INPUT IS IN ALL CAPS";
$TS_cont = lc $TS;
Regexes are always more fun :) How else can you write a program with almost
no letters.
$email =~ s/(?<[EMAIL PROTECTED]).*$/.../;
perldoc perlre
search for 'look-behind'
Scott
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Comments?? Who needs comments? My code is 'self-documenting' LOL
Scott
PS: The regex engine is your friend.
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Subject: Re:
Good luck!
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;-domain=>'.biola.edu');
> print $q->header(-cookie=>$myCookie);
>
> %cook = $q->cookie(-name=>'Fyre');
>
You can reference your cookie with:
$cook{'Fyre
I am wondering if anyone has any experience with the Rot13.pm?
I am looking for a module to encrypt the log-in password from a form, and am
unfamiliar with all of the modules on CPAN, and so am looking for some
feedback.
Thanks
scott
Do you think it would be safe to assume that most web hosts would have this
enabled on their machines?
>From reading the README file it seems that it was depricated.
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;s header() function? I thought that it did
the same thing, and might be a little clearer in intent.
Also, would it be possible to create a link at the end of each step of the
tutorial to go to the next step?
So far, this is an excellent tutorial. Thanks for taking the time to do it.
Ken Sc
You could search out the "quotes" and replace with "nothing"
$input =~ s/\"//;
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At the top of your scripts without having to worry about changing your
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n, ( I am looking to use $q->referer )
Does anyone have any experience dealing with this??
:o)
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al problem at
hand?
Just my opinion,
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and have no
idea how to fix this.
If I run: test CPAN, it says everything is ok.
If I run: test CGI it fails 16 out of 17 tests.
I think I need to know how to reinstall CGI, but that might just be the
tip of the iceberg.
Can someone help me please?
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Maybe this
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>have any thing to do with it?
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Is there a function that will let you rename a file from say file.txt to file.bck?
Thanks.
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system ("rm $file");
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unlink("/directory/filename");
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no additional jiggery-pokery going on (like
people trying to inject sql into your query with
?position="25;delete from SOMETABLE;" or however they do it.
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print Tr( td( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ));
}
print end_table();
Off the top of my head ... that should do it.
note that his use of [EMAIL PROTECTED] there is a convenient shortcut for another
CGI.pm trick : passing an arraryref to one of the subs will span it
across the contents.
print Tr( td( [
y click the image filenames above to
preview each image before making your decision."),
p("Note that this only removes the selected images from the
database entry, and does ", b("not"), " delete the files from the
directory itself.")
);
push @table, ( p({-align=>'center'}, submit(-name=>'delete',
-label=>'Remove Selected Images') ), end_form() );
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then somewhere in the middle of the other html output I need merely do
print existing_images($requested_itemid);
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l pathname.
Or you may need to run somethings thru a "dumb regex", which will
satisfy the taint checking. It's a dirty hack, but you can do
sub untaint_me{
my $in = shift;
$in =~ /(.*)/;
return $1;
}
which totally obviates the whole reason for using the -T switch to begin
with
#x27;s environment, however ssh is a viable alternative.
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since he clearly illustrates the use of the object-oriented syntax in
his example and in which case you want to get the params AFTER creating
the cgi-object
my %params = $cgi->Vars;
which ensures that you also get multi-value s as separate
values. too.
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his example and in which case you want to get the params AFTER
creating
the cgi-object
my %params = $cgi->Vars;
which ensures that you also get multi-value s as separate
values. too.
$cgi->Vars separates multi
under what circumstances is the CGI.pm's STORE autoloaded method called?
is it used only when you assign values to the object, or is it only used
when receiving values (or multi-values) from the webserver query?
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under what circumstances is the CGI.pm's STORE autoloaded method
called?
is it used only when you assign values to the object, or is it only
used when receiving values (or multi-values) from the webserver query?
It is part of the tied
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Ovid wrote:
--- "Scott R. Godin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
his example and in which case you want to get the params AFTER
creating the cgi-object
my %params = $cgi->Vars;
which ensures that you also get multi-value s as separate
values.
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Ovid wrote:
--- "Scott R. Godin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
his example and in which case you want to get the params AFTER
creating the cgi-object
my %params = $cgi->Vars;
which ensures that you also get multi-value s as separate
values.
Zentara wrote:
On Wed, 3 Aug 2005 03:00:01 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sara) wrote:
I have to test/optimize a script on a shared server. The script contains a
couple of mySQL queries etc.
Is there a way that I can see the query execution time (like in phymyAdmin) and total script execution tim
I have a multi-stage cgi I'm currently working on, and as I progress thru the
stages (the form uses POST not GET for reasons of data-size) I was hoping to be
able to simply add ?step=confirm or ?step=finish to the form action
( -action=>"$htmlform{action}?step=confirm", ... )
However it's not w
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able to simply add ?step=confirm or ?step=finish to the form action
( -action=>"$htmlform{action}?step=confirm", ... )
[snip]
You could refer to the CGI.pm docs
Vance M. Allen wrote:
Sorry if the cross-posting wasn't appropriate, but I need help with this and
am not sure if it's more appropriate to post under CGI or DBI since it
involves both...I want to be sure that I can get help from the best source.
My question is probably a simple answer, but I a
script is at http://phpfi.com/78748
I followed the instructions in CGI.pm as best I could, and from what I read the
upload() function is supposed to return a filehandle ? (it doesn't say whether
this is a direct FH to the tempfile or not)
I had dome some preliminary testing with one-liners an
Wiggins d'Anconia wrote:
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script is at http://phpfi.com/78748
I followed the instructions in CGI.pm as best I could, and from what I
read the upload() function is supposed to return a filehandle ? (it
doesn't say whether this is a direct FH to the tempfile or n
Wiggins d'Anconia wrote:
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On Sep 16, 2005, at 7:51 PM, Scott R. Godin wrote:
Wiggins d'Anconia wrote:
Scott R. Godin wrote:
script is at http://phpfi.com/78748
I followed the instructions in CGI.pm as best I could, and from what I
read the upload() function i
Scott R. Godin wrote:
script is at http://phpfi.com/78748
Possibly used the wrong web browser to upload the file. Not all of them
support this feature. Firefox does not. It will however provide the CGI
script with the file name.
Firefox doesn't support file uploads? I use it al
Charles K. Clarkson wrote:
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: Regrettably this isn't getting me any closer to a resolution --
: what about the code? can anyone see anything I might have
: overlooked? done wrong? should it, in fact, be working right
: now?
Did you
Dale wrote:
Hi,
I'm hoping someone can help me with an issue I've got with, I assume,
sendmail.
I've copied part of a script below. If I use the first To: line (which
takes the e-mail address from a file - and this works) then a mail
doesn't arrive. If, however, I used the second To: line (wh
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> but it does the same thing, i.e. I get:
>
> Line1
> Line2
>
> What I need is:
>
> Line1Line2
>
> Do you know how to get rid of the returns altogether?
s/\015\012|\015|\012//g
rivately for more
> information. One word of warning: You SPAM with it and you get dropped like
> a turd in an operating room.
>
> Mike
>
Hopefully sterilized as well so they don't continue to breed. :-)
print pack "H*", "4a75737420416e6f74686572204d61635065726
ays the best option as the cgi-docs.html file that
COMES with a fresh install of CGI.pm is updated more frequently than the
one on the website is. (for mysterious reasons known only to Lincoln :-)
print pack "H*", "4a75737420416e6f74686572204d61635065726c204861636b65722c0d";
ires Class::Multimethods also to be
installed)
#!perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Quantum::Superpositions;
my @myarray = qw( 10 34 6 87 9 );
print "ok any 'eq 10'\n" if any(@myarray) eq "10";
print "not ok all '< 85'\n" unless all(@myar
ated
> so much, uh, spam.
{MASSIVE snippage}
uh, not to mention REAMS of attributes and quoted text (ugh) that were
better left unposted. =:P
print pack "H*", "4a75737420416e6f74686572204d61635065726c204861636b65722c0d";
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print pack "H*", "4a75737420416e6f74686572204d61635065726c204861636b65722c0d";
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inancial incentive?
:)
print pack "H*", "4a75737420416e6f74686572204d61635065726c204861636b65722c0d";
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It is not necessary to cc: me via e-mail unless you mean to speak off-group.
I read these v
efficient for a job
like this.
any pointers? I'm happy to toddle off and download and read my face off
-- that's not a problem.. I'd just like to have some indication on which
direction to start walking. :-)
print pack "H*", "4a75737420416e6f74686572204d6163506572
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Many thanks to all of you who responded. :-) One of the things I love
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perspectives on a problem and solution, because it gives one so much
more
indication it did anything. Doing a perl -v gives me
the same old version. Doign a search doesnt turn up any new 5.6.1
folders.
I need help please.
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l cannot get out. Until now they didn't. Obviously, they
> found a way to get off the list.
now you all know why I would choose a usenet newsreader over a mailing
list every. single. time. whenever possible.
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is there a reasonably simple way for a cgi script to tell whether it's
being accessed through SSL or not? just curious. I'd like to play with
the thought a bit, and want to have my test script report an error if it
gets accessed without SSL.
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pointer to a perl script with CGI->compile(':all'); in it?
just curious.. the docs are a little vague on this point.
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u should also consider that the docs that come with
CGI.pm when you build it include an html formatted version of the
latest... Lincoln doesn't always update the website link above, but what
comes with CGI.pm is *always* updated. :)
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rt keys %params;
# that is the correct idiom, right?
> instead of:
>
> print "$params{q001}\t$params{q002}\t ... $params{q100}"; # 100 times
>
> "Perl is designed to give you several ways to do anything, so consider
> picking the most readable one."
don't press when you mean to press
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ought, but I'd like to know perhaps a better place to pose
such a question.. beginners.cgi obviously isn't the best place for it,
but it's the closest thing I could find, here, to a starting point :)
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>
> > aside from the mailing lists @apache.org I haven't seen much else, and
> > having a fair preference for a usenet-style discussion as o
acperl.org/
MacPerl is currently in a beta build with regards to perl 5.6.1. That
version does not currently support .cgi scripts as of yet.
The 520r4 build (5.004) of MacPerl does, but if your .cgi's are large
and consume much temporary memory while running, they may not work under
this me
=map;where=other;item="p
aram1%20param2%20param3"
try encoding the string using CGI.pm's escape functions (see
cgi-docs.html for URI escapes)
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but what are we
doing? living in the stone-age of HTML back from before 1997.
Everyone's SO scared of scaring customers with broken web-browsers away
from their sites, that they practically ENCOURAGE the browser
manufacturers to continue their sloppy practices.
"I curl my lip at you,
d Apache due to it's unix
> underpinnings, but I hate the UI and so many other things about it (mouse
> speed maxes out at half what MacOS 9 runs at).
>
> I'll check out dev.macperl.org.
>
> Thanks Scott
5.6.1b1 has been damned steady and what few bugs I've found
popup_menu(-name=>'baths', -Values=>\%labels, -default=>'1'),
submit(-name=>'submit', -Value=>'Click Me'),
end_form(),
end_html;
the following output gets produced:
Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1
now about a certain command, like vec, you can open up a
quick MacPerl window and write
#!perl
vec();
command-click the word 'vec' while in MacPerl and MacPerl hands it off
to Shuck which looks up the term in the pod files. (in this case,
perlfunc.pod)
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ngs as pipes, although OS X does.
MacPerl does have support for one-liners, but in a slightly different
manner from what you're used to, since the ClassicMacOS doesn't have and
never has had (or needed, IMHO), a command-line.
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t", @sortedrands), "\n";
#
I don't understand why you do this:
> foreach $anumber (@sorted_a) {
> @sorted_field = split (/,/, $anumber);
when the @sorted_a's list items are not themselves separated by commas,
but individually in the array elements themsel
ter than the origianl documentation
^^
funny, I parsed this as 'complex paper folding' :-)
> http://dbi.perl.org
> http://www.mysql.com
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e, then redirecting the user to that file, but if they have viewed it
> before, they are getting the old file.
> thanx
try the -expires=>$value pair in the start_html() function of CGI.pm
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e but it doesn't exist. Do I have to test Perl
> scripts only on servers or it can be done on my PC? And
> what does it mean: "Type % perl -e 'print join("\n",@INC)'" ? Where should
> I type it?
> Thanks a lot.
get ActiveState's perl for Windows.
1998/06/xmlspec.dtd> and you *should* use
it. for example
http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/06/xmlspec-v21.dtd";>
CGI.pm emits an XHTML header by default, unless you specify -no_xhtml in
the invocation of use CGI qw/ :blah -no_xhtml /;
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hen slide back out to main again.
a semi-slick workaround for a semi-ugly problem. supresses all those
'used only once' warnings quite nicely though.
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It is not necessa
ng with references, by all means use %in, but
you'll find the similarities between the objects to be *very* similar to
how CGI works with objects, and also a few peeks at perlref, perllol,
perldsc to be of enlightening proportions.
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ts and pieces, as well as CSS references. I
find that using CSS and embedding Stylesheets in my CGI's to be of much
more use than attempting to include dozens of tags and color tags
and whatnot.
Also a validator like <http://validator.w3.org/> and the companion CSS
validator
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