e machine to tell what the various
versions are.
I would really like to not have to reload a page fifty times just to get the
script to run correctly; does anyone have any ideas?
TIA,
Tim Doty
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for starters the regex is invalid. the first closing parens comes too soon.
try:
if ($EmailAddress =~ (/^\w+\@aol\.com$/i)){
tim
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> From: Eric Peers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: parsing a do
In essence, you instruct perl to print the contents of the page. There are
different ways of actually doing this, but two that come to mind are:
1) print the entire html document from perl. The cgi script prints the
contents header as well as the regular html file, e.g., print "Content-type:
text
t read a posting faq for this list recently. And I don't tend
to get all medieval about minor variations. OTOH, if it were clearly off
topic... Just my take.
Tim Doty
PS. Hope that was straight forward english, even if I do tend to be careful
about delineating it as my opinion.
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well, the second slash should follow immediately after the bracket (in
present case it adds another character to the reg-ex. If you can cut & paste
the code segment it would avoid typographical errors. When I use the
following it performs as expected w/o syntax error.
#!/usr/bin/perl
$serial = "
