Hi, I have one question about the delimiter for the item in the angle brackets ( <> ). For eg, when we use <STDIN>, the delimiter is the newline. ie if we give...
I have written some Perl scripts that need to be available to various colleagues at different locations and I would appreciate some advice on how best to...
... Option 1 should work - Install it on the common server and do some quick tests. ActiveState Perl comes with 'pl2bat.bat' which wraps the perl script in...
hi to all; please if anybody can figure out the problem in the code,i will be very thankful: problem is: actually i want to print the "CDS" starting number of...
Hello, I definitively solved the previous problem, now I can perfectly upload an image in the database and see it in my browser with a serving function. Now, I...
... First we need to see is examples of what a line of data might look like. Then we would need to know what you are trying to pull out of those sample lines....
OK, I am writing my first PERL script. While a highly-seasoned software developer, I'm new to PERL and somewhat new to CGI. (I've written CGI's in COBOL,...
... This is REALLY the wrong script to be using as a model. Check Google for the NMS perl scripts. NMS should have a guestbook script which is written using...
I would appreciate any HELPFUL advice you may have. If there are things in my script you would like to suggest improvement on, I will be more than happy to...
Actually, what Charles is suggesting IS helpful. The script you are learning from uses and old library and older, less efficient programming techniques. Here...
... IMO, a good perl CGI script has warnings and strictures turned on. Since you are using Apache 2.0, we can assume you are also using a new version of perl....
Hi, This generally occurs for two reasons: 1. Your CGI Content-type is incorrect 2. Your web server fails to understand what is the content-type and defaults ...
... Alrighty, that answers part of my question. Assuming some lines have wrapped, we now know what the file might look like. Now take a line that matches what...
Thank you, Charles. This is EXCELLENT feedback. With your comments and a fresh perspective I have reviewed my code. The print 'Start' was a debugging statement...
I have noticed that Apache creates a cgi-bin directory separate from the html directory. I was wondering if this is some kind of a security solution. For...
... You might also look into CGI::Application which uses HTML::Template by default. HTML::Template is pure perl. There is no requirement to install pure perl...
That is probably because you may allow the execution of cgi scripts per directory. suppose you DO NOT want the html directory to execute scripts.. but want the...
i have solved my problem actually there is problem with the genebank file actually after finish one genbank file ,the file ends with the sign "//" And so...
Evidently, there is a requirement to install CGI.pm. If you run make install, it registers it's presence by modifying a file in the perl interpreter directory....
... Umm, if you don't have CGI.pm isn't your perl out of date? Or something less than the standard installation? Complain to whoever _can_ modify the system...
J.E. Cripps
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Jul 4, 2005 9:30 pm
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CGI.pm appears to be an add-in module as my version of perl is 5.8.5. I can't speak to whether it should have been included as it appears not to be. And you're...
... so is mine. What happens when you try perldoc CGI ... True but CGI.pm has been "Standard" for quite a while, and your client really should have it. I...
J.E. Cripps
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Jul 4, 2005 11:21 pm
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LOL! You should check out the cpan archives. They are full of perl modules sometimes so riddled with dependencies that the five minutes it takes to actually...
... You need to read more about modules and installing modules. I named the directory holding Template.pm HTML because the module is named HTML::Template. Look...
How can I make sure that anonymous arrays do not get left around. It is difficult to isolate the code but it goes like this file is opened regularly for...
Hi friends, I have one query about getting the input from the angle brackets ie from a file-handler within the angle brackets. ... #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; ...