> Hi > > I would like to know what is the best method and how to use it. >
There is no way for us to decide that for you, there are entirely too many factors. > I have a html page with a question. The user submit the question. I > want the answer to be sent to a perl script that test it for stuff, and > the the perl script must send the result back to the html. The html > must display the result. > > How can I get that done. Do I have to use cgi or php? > Well there are hundreds of ways, since this is a Perl forum you are unlikely to get responses telling you to use PHP, though it would work to solve the issue. CGI via Perl would as well. CGI via C++, C, Ruby, Python, etc. would as well. > How does it look, can anyone please give me an exsample. > It looks however the HTML that you return looks. > Thanx > First step is to do some research on the topic in general. You need to learn about how the actual process works, for instance, the basics that any book on web application development/web programming will explain up front. Then you need to research the particular technologies you mention and see what fits your style, needs, etc. best. Once you have that research done *then* we might be able to assist you, but you are asking very vague questions about a somewhat complex subject, because you have almost no knowledge of it. There are also a number of online tutorials for CGI programming, starting with 'CGI programming' plugged into Google is likely to return thousands of hits. Or hire someone who already does I suppose, http://jobs.perl.org http://danconia.org -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <http://learn.perl.org/> <http://learn.perl.org/first-response>
