hey, the guy is having a hard time unsubscribing from the list. lay off.
todd.
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>
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#x27;);
sleep( 1 );
}
print( "\n" );
^D
1...2...3...4...5...
1...2...3...4...5...
The first line is all printed out at once. The second line prints '1...'
then waits a second then prints '2...' and so on.
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Hi all,
I need have my CGI scale images on the server, and I was wondering
whether there is a "standard" perl module that can do that (and possibly
other image manipulation tasks). I am looking for one that:
- is easy to un
{ sleep 1 }
>}
> END:
> }
> ###3
>
What if the thread is sleeping when the code gets right...
>
> To destroy the thread from main,
> $shash{'die'} = 1;
### HERE ###
> $thread->join;
>
Didnt you say:
) x 32 );
Ideally, you should have your data in an array, then:
my $sql = "INSERT INTO table VALUES (${ \join(', ', map('?', @data)) })";
$dbh->do( $sql, undef, @data );
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den field in the html form:
You may also want to check out CGI::Application, it makes quick work of what
you are trying to do.
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> >> On Aug 12, 2005, at 2:06 AM, David Dorward wrote:
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> >> How do I
ugh if what you have is breaking, it probably won't work.
I suggest taking this to the mod_perl mailing list, I'm sure they would want
to know about it.
Make sure you give them system and environment info...
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> Question #1: How can I get the value of the key, so I can have in output
> file something like "key = value" instead of only "value", as the code
above
> does?
for my $key ( keys(%Form) ) {
prin
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> Basically I have n + (5 or 6) texstfields to fill, initially from a file
which works fine. Then the user makes changes and submits changes to the
same script (don't want to use 2 scripts ideally), which iden
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> wants to open or save the file from the real server.
> I would like to make
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> 1) have login page w/ hidden input name="formname" w/ some value leads to
> 2) cgi prog that cks that formname eq "some value" and the username &
> password1 and password2
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> For instance, I wanted to use Crypt::RC4 on a remote server.
> Using the above unshift, I upload Crypt::RC4 but it wouldn't work
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> Please tell me how should I set the rights for some files and folders in
my
> web page:
First of all, this has nothing to do with perl, b
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> Can some kind soul take a moment to answer a question? I want to have a
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> first value in the list. Is there any non-object
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>Anyway, I don't want to use cgi.pm.
The first time a user agent uses ``;'' instead of ``&'' to seperate the
name=value pairs youll wish you did
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hi,
>how do i read in the request from a browser?
Go get the Perl Cookbook. Theres a whole section on being a TCP server. Its
a little too complicated to discuss
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> Input the Filename You Wish To Transfer
>
>
>
read: perldoc -M CGI
Uploading via a web browser is via http. The file is included with the
request to the server. FTP has nothing to d
ogram, the permissions you choose have
nothing to do with the language you choose or if you are executing code in a
CGI environment, so no, the topic is totally irrelevant to the issue.
If I am wrong here, how 'bout letting me know in straightforward english. I
am not here to play cards.
Todd
bdate/;
Loop over the elements in the @input array and do a truth test on the
current input field name. If it returns true, print out the report info.
for my $fieldName (@input) {
if ( $query->param( $fieldName ) { # this one is not empty
print OUT $input{$fieldName}, ': ', $query->param( $fieldName ), "\n\n";
}
}
If this dosent make sense, thats okay, just use the first method I showed.
This was just to show you and others a more extensible, cleaner solution.
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> if ( $query->param( $fieldName ) { # this one is not empty
this should read:
if ( $query->param( $fieldName ) ) { # this one is not empty
forgot a paren
To
etchrow_hashref()){
> $ID = $ref->{'ID'};}
> $dbh->disconnect;
>
> Mark Bergeron wrote: Rob,
> use strict; shouldn't really affect the syntax of any DBI handle or
statement. ...
When strict is giving you problems, its because you are doing something
wrong, even t
rch.cpan.org/doc/JIMT/Mail-Bulkmail-2.05/Bulkmail.pm
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ot;;
Somewhere at the top of scriptOnHost1.cgi say:
use CGI;
my($q) = CGI->new();
and then when you are ready, say:
print $q->redirect( "http://www.host2.com/scriptOnHost2.pl?name=$name"; );
and your all set.
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27; , 'yes','yes', 'yes'])
> #]
> #)
missing a comma ^ here
> # )
and ^ here
>
>$q->end_html;
It looks like to me.
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ing this, use symbollic references.
%conf_data = %{$context};
and you are all set. You will have to turn off strict refs for this line of
code when use strict; is in effect.
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> I've heard that it can appear timeouts when uploading large files to a
www
> server with a form.
>
> Is it true?
Yes
> If yes, what can I do to avoid the timeout?
This depends on the web server. Consult the documentation for your flavour.
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> sent from?
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you want Win32::NetAdmin
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o();
As another tip, you shouldnt ever print() from your subs, you should return
a string, and print when you are ready. The CGI programs I write rarely
have more than one print statement. It makes the code easier to maintain
and debug.
$output = &path_info();
print $path_info;
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n when
defining subs that return marked up data, but its a nightmare to
maintain Just a suggestion for anyone's code I may be editing ;0)
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What does this do-> print "Content-type:
text/html${CRLF}${CRLF}";) Which tells us again Mr. Stein has a thorough
understanding of the HTTP protocol, while you stll have a little to learn.
Again, this is NOT a flame. I suggest accepting the constructive criticism
professionally.
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> sub parse_form_input($){
> my $input = shift;
I told you already.
> my @variables = split(/\&/, $input);
this is wrong!!!
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uot;);
print(); # print() takes a list. DWIM in action.
close(FH) or die("close $file: $!");
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Can you use Perl/CGI to interact with a Microsoft Access Database that's
> stored on the server??
>
> Thanks,
> Roger
"Programming the Perl DBI"
At your booksore or library.
Examples use MySQL, but its better than Access anyway.
www.mysql.com
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> > > sub parse_form_input($){
> > > my $input = shift;
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> I appreciate your feedback. The reason I was frustrated with Todd is
because it was strictly
> criticism. Basically the tone was "Your
the docs that show modification of $/ in action
have the corresponding code wrapped in a block, i.e.
{
local $/ = undef();
$_ =
}.
Quick quiz: can anyone explain why?
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> - Original Message -
> From: "Todd Wade" <[EMAIL PROTE
the top of my head is if the disk
fills up or you are writing to a file on a network disk and the connection
goes goes down. In both circumstances your data was lost and you would want
to know about it. There are many others.
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'm allowed to send
> this attachment)
>
> I tried FlashFXP and WS-FTP for uploading the file, but both gave the
> same result.
>
> What is wrong?
Make sure you use ASCII mode for text files in your ftp client.
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input.
>
Also, if you use the proper transfer setting (i.e. ASCII for your text
files) in your FTP client, the files will be formatted properly.
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of an either-or thing. mod_cgi does
not filter your program's output for #include directives in your programs
output, so at this point they are just simple html comments.
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11/qid=1029118782/sr=1-1/ref=
sr_1_1/002-4481850-4219223
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.com/cgi-bin/dsx.cgi?app=Installer
Theres also a discussion list program that has an installer like this.
Worked very well for me:
http://www.discusware.com/discus/index.php
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comp.lang.perl.* groups accessible from most other news servers. They
combine for thousands of messages a day. If thats not overwhelming, its as
close as it can be without being it.
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ingle quotes:
print DATAFILE 'The file was recorded at ';
Alternatively, you can use a quote operator:
print DATAFILE qq(The file was recorded at );
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thread, any -name=>'value' pair set in a hash ref passed
as the first argument to a CGI object's html generating methods will be
translated into tag attributes and values.
[trwww@devel_rh trwww]$ perl -MCGI -e '$q=new CGI; print(
$q->div({-width=>"75%",-c
',$cnt);
> $data=$agent->request($rqs);
> print $data->content."\n";
The former will fetch any web server output via the get method:
[trwww@devel_rh trwww]$ perl -MLWP::Simple -e 'print
get("http://localhost/~trwww/index.cgi?name=todd";);'
output:
ng. My
docs validate fine. If its not your server, put CGI.pm in one of your
directories, and say:
use lib qw(/place/where/i/put/); #path to CGI.pm
BEFORE you say:
use CGI.pm;
This will load the newer version because the above path will be looked in
for modules before any others in @INC are.
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Todd Wade wrote:
> Richard wrote:
>
>> Hello
>>
>> I wrote a script that creates dynamic html. I validated the resulting
>> html code with W3C and it couldn't validate it because it didn't detect
>> the character encoding. I added the meta inform
Depends on
Apache::Session, but does NOT depend on mod_perl.
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t;en-US">
Untitled Document
Hello Dynamic CGI Linux
Hello Dynamic CGI Linux!!!
I am: trwww
HTH
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cs and examples,... or if some one can recomend a better method of
creating
> and working with graphs and Perl.
>
I just borrowed a book from the library called:
Programming Web Graphics With Perl & GNU Software / Shawn P. Wallace
that was a pretty exciting read. Re-reading it this weeke
$foo{$k}%foo{$k}
Array reference $foo->[$n] $foo[$n] (or $foo.[$n])
Hash reference $foo->{$k} $foo{$k} (or $foo.{$k})
Code reference $foo->(@a) $foo(@a) (or $foo.(@a))
Array slice @foo[@ns] @foo[@ns]
Hash slice @foo{@ks} %foo{@ks}beautiful =0)
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>
> On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 at 06:23, Rob Richardson opined:
>
> RR:What is the advantage of these changes?
> RR:When is Perl 6 due out?
> RR:Do those links you provided describe all the
you may want to start here:
>
> http://www.perl.org/support/mailing_lists.html
>
Im no authority on perl 6 either, but if I wanted to dive in to in perl 6,
Id start at:
http://www.perl.com/pub/q/Article_Archive#Perl%206
specifically the apocalypses and the exgenesises (sp?). The
7;one'.
so your conditional would look like:
if (('one' ne $secret_word_guest) or ($qs ne $secret_word)) {
which makes the left operand true, so you get unwanted behavior.
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I have a perl script which will work on my home computer, however, when
I upload the script to the hosting site I recieve an error concerning a
"loadable object" in GD.pm.
I assume this is because there is some module missing on the hosting
site. How do I determine what that is?
Here is the
would be to run the Apache server with my user, but I
> don't know how to do that.
> How is this possible?
You need a host that runs some type of setuid wrapper around the CGI
program.
heres something I noted for the group awhile back:
http://groups.google.com/groups?threadm=3DACCC0E.70
st.cgi";);
$req->header('Accept' => 'text/html');
$req->content ($pass_path);
my $result = $agent->request( $req );
print $result->content;
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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It sounds like that is the issue.
Thanks!
Todd
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To: Todd Farmer
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Subject: Re: HTTPS in LWP
From the docs (lwpcook):
"HTTPS
URLs
That did the trick, thanks! Thanks to all who took time to help me out.
Todd
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ile to. In the case of an
html file, the first line is often something like or a location of a
DTD or an xml processing instruction, all of which mod_alias knows nothing
about, hence your errors.
I replied to the group with this because the discussion also includes
getting perl scripts to execute on an apache server, but please post all
replies to the proper newsgroup.
HTH,
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> On Mon, 30 Sep 2002 11:47:37 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Scot Robnett)
> wrote:
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> >Define "a lot of people."
>
> I just did a quick google search for javascript statistics, and most
> of the surveys show
r perl-cgi is the ease with which
one
> can mix HTML and code (Naturally, most web architects will jump at the
> opportunity to tell you why this is a very bad idea but it often makes
life
> easier for small projects)
Ive never had a project stay small for long.
>
> I hope this clarifies things a bit. If not..I guess I'll just need to do
a
> few extra keystrokes :)
>
> Many thanks!
no prob,
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and for a real good time, check out
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> Quite ingenious. While I'm sure I'll regret it later (and curse your good
> name as I'm wishing I'd taken the time to learn Mason or HTML::T
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> When I run it on the command line I get no errors. But Still the
Javascript
> fails to execute in the browser if it is generated from PERL. If I put the
> very same javascript in it's own html page and call it with a br
your quanity fields so you know which
value of the array to fetch while looping through the selected items.
Not really a perl problem, check out the CGI specifications and perldoc -m
CGI
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hat you want to macth. So, your regex
> is as simple as this.
>
> /\d{5}/ # match exactly five digits
>
This is true if there is a 5 digit number somewhere in the string, so you
will get true even if length( $_ ) > 5. Use:
/^\d{5}$/
to get true if the string is a 5 digit number.
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> >
> >"Zentara" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> >> You might want to t
22/mechanize.html
I haven't used it yet, but it looks pretty slick. It enables a program to
surf the web while "low-level" operations like manipulating the LWP object
are abstracted away.
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alking sub
Microsoft has this thing called hta (hypertext applications, or something
like that) where you digitally sign your .asp file and give it a .hta
extension. Client side code can then work out of the sandbox (i.e. read
cookies from other domains). MS specific.
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#x27;Skip::BGCOLOR' =>
\*STDOUT
);
$pipeline->parse_string( join('', ) );
print("\n");
__DATA__
No BGCOLORs
No BGCOLORs
No BGCOLORs
Much cleaner and it guarantees to not fudge up your markup.
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_Subprocesses_from_mod_perl
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ad of a document viewer. To
complicate matters further, Microsoft's DOM support is different than
Netscape's.
One needs to have a firm grasp of XML API's to understand how to implement
this, but it definitely works in the latest netscape and IE browsers very,
VERY well. It also
and your conditional is not
perl code, but you should use a hash instead of the conditional above:
my(%messages) = (
this => "this is it",
that => "that isn't it",
then => "I don't know"
);
print MAIL $messages{ $variable };
Use your $variable
))
> {
># read into MySQL
>}
>
> Is there a way to step through a large file and process only what I read
> in? I'm so stymied I wanna puke.
>
Sure... use the readline function or notation:
while ( ) {
# $_ holds your record
ts then call methods or access properties of parallel objects living in
the HTTP web service process.
software like openwave's UP.Browser dosent have a SOAP api, do I had to make
the dispatcher.
Unfortunately, thats only a portion of how the whole thing works.
But if you understand how XML::SA
enough permissions for the account
running the process to do so.
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my @params = $apr->param;
this is all documented at perl.apache.org and search.cpan.org. See:
http://search.cpan.org/author/JOESUF/libapreq-1.2/Request/Request.pm
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my ) concept of postmodernism. PHP has been a
great advocate for the web and is truly maturing very quickly. I doubt if
the Apache Foundation would have incubated it if it weren't. My latest PHP
interpreter even compiled with built in GD support, and really, its pretty
neat. And with web services (
have read many of your posts and you have
helped alot of people on this list and we are grateful. Even if you do
change your base technology, we all hope that you stay subscribed to the
list and continue to contribute.
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>
> Todd either Paused for more MountainDew or had a Moment:
> [..]
> > Those last two paragraphs were total rant, and I probably
> > have no idea what I'm talking abo
cience, one being
called "hashing."
As always, perl.com fills in the gory details:
http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2002/10/01/hashes.html
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at, "I WOULDN'T like to call it the
canonical perl MVC pattern..."
>
> > MVC pattern. Most familiar with it probably would though.
> > ASP.NET has MVC with its "code behind" concept.
> >
> > Im not aware of any other MVC based platforms right off.
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for the
Comsoft and AS/400 applications if you must access them with perl. The way
you do this is by creating perl wrappers to the C api that comes with your
data stores.
see: "perldoc perlxstut"
I would create a custom object that stores each object as a property. This
will make managing
p to me, I would be investing heavily in Vaseline corporation
> because I know exactly where this new ticket system is going to end up
The mind reels.
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ave a question about a module, please read the module's
documentation before posting here:
http://search.cpan.org/author/LDS/CGI.pm-2.99/CGI/Carp.pm
You are looking for the sections labeled:
"MAKING PERL ERRORS APPEAR IN THE BROWSER WINDOW "
and
"MAKING WARNINGS APPEAR AS HTML
ct sendmail's intricacies from
the user, providing a simple API to send mail. Therefore, modules are the
preferred way to send mail from a perl program.
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orer home page and
it has a big 'ol 6 right in the top middle of the page.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.asp
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($x); # or showValue (\$x);
>
>
> sub showValue {
>
> my $forwarded = @_;
>
$forwarded gets the number of elements in @_
>
> print $forwarded; # print ${$forwarded};
>
> }
>
> In both cases, the script prints out 1.
> What is going on here?
>
browser.
Again, your problem is not related to perl, so you could get more ( better )
information in the proper forum.
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gt; > You have 3 options:
> >
> > 1. Sign the applet with a signature issued by a CA.
> >
> > 2. Become your own CA, sign the applet, and register your CA with the
> > client
> > browser.
> >
> > 3. lower or disable the security settings in the clie
gt; stop someone from scripting 2,000+ form submissions? (If at all)
>
If its your ( Apache ) server, or you have a friendly sysadmin, you can use
Apache::SpeedLimit. It blocks calls from a client if they start getting
greedy with your services.
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I::Application is an excellent
example and easy to follow because its simple. There are others, too.
I like to write my own application server components because it is fun to
see one evolve from an empty text file to set of directories worthy of CVS:
http://waveright.homeip.net/~trwww/api.
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> On Friday, Sep 12, 2003, at 18:54 US/Pacific, Todd W. wrote:
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> > I dont think you can call that a closure yet. You would have to be
> > defining
> > subroutines tha
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> On Sunday, Sep 14, 2003, at 14:00 US/Pacific, Todd W. wrote:
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> >
> > Beacuse of @ISA being lexically declared, it can't inherit from other
> > modules. And remember,
ols/phpBB2/index.php?c=5
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ml document using DHTML. I just did a web project that uses an RPC
client in the browser:
http://waveright.homeip.net/products/FavoritesAnywhere.html
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