Re: Sending HTML mail?
On Wed, 9 Oct 2002 20:43:13 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Octavian Rasnita) wrote: Hello all, Could you please tell me what module should I use to send HTML mail? Can I use Net::SMTP? And what module could I use to send attachments Here's a nice method for sending text and html at the same time. That way, people without html mail readers can read it also. You could easily add an attachment to this, before the end boundary. ##3 #!/usr/bin/perl use Mail::Sendmail; use strict; my ($boundary,$html_email,$text_email,%email); $boundary = 'qwerqwerqewrqwesdsad' . time; $html_email = qq(html headtitleEmail/title/head body Hello world! /body /html ); $text_email = qq(Hello world!\n); %email = ( To = 'zentara@zentara', From= 'zentara@zentara', Subject = 'Hello world', 'MIME-Version' = 1.0, 'Content-type' = multipart/alternative; boundary=$boundary, Message = qq(--$boundary Content-type: text/plain; charset=UNKNOWN-8BIT $text_email --$boundary Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1 $html_email --$boundary-- ) ); sendmail(%email); -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Admin by Apache and Nt
Hi, I'm new here and I have just a question I try to run a script from a web page by Apache. This script query the dns file of the dns-server domain.it.dns: open (MYDNS,dns_serv\\C\$\\winnt\\system32\\dns\\mydomain.it.dns ) If I run this script by CMD the script function great, but by CGI it seems not work. It can't find the file or what? I copy the file on my local disk c:\dnsfile.it.dns and it works either with cgi and cmd. Someone have any idea or an interpretation of the fact?? Greetings from Italy... =:)
Mystery number 1 in output
Hi,
When the sub (listed below) is called, it generates a 1 within td
tags as the first table cell in the table.
I am mystified to as why this is happening. I just have td's with labels
and form elements.
??
Any ideas, is this a bug?
sub display_entry_form
{
print table( {-border='0', -cellpadding='3',
-cellspacing='3', -bgcolor='#bdc6de'},
Tr({align='left', valign='top'},
[
td([
print start_form ( -action = url())
]),
td([
contact name: , textfield ( -name = contact,
-override ='1',
-value = ,
-maxlength='40',
-size='40',
)]),
td([
phone number: , textfield ( -name = phone,
-override ='1',
-value = ,
-maxlength='20',
-size='20',
)]),
td([
email address: , textfield ( -name = email,
-override ='1',
-value = ,
-maxlength='40',
-size='40',
)]),
td([
type: , radio_group ( -name = type,
-cols=3,
-values = [general, helper, both],
-defualt = general,
)]),
td([
center or group:, textfield ( -name = center_group,
-override ='1',
-value = ,
-size='20',
-maxlength='20',
)]),
td([
region: , textfield ( -name=region,
-override='1',
-value=,
-size='20',
-maxlength='20',
)]),
td([
submit (-name=choice, -value=Submit)
]),
end_form(),
])); #end table
}
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Re: Mystery number 1 in output
--- Ramon Hildreth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
When the sub (listed below) is called, it generates a 1 within td
tags as the first table cell in the table.
I am mystified to as why this is happening. I just have td's with labels
and form elements.
??
Any ideas, is this a bug?
You have a tiny bug in your code. Reformatting to make it easier to read (IMHO):
print
table( {
-border ='0',
-cellpadding ='3',
-cellspacing ='3',
-bgcolor ='#bdc6de'
},
Tr( {
align = 'left',
valign = 'top'
},
[
td( [
print start_form ( ...
And I'll stop right there because it's your bug. You're printing the return value of
a print.
print returns a result letting you know if the print succeeded or not. That's what
you're
printing.
Here's a test case:
perl -e 'print print Ovid'
That prints Ovid1
Cheers,
Ovid
=
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css in cgi generated page
is there some special trick to linking a style sheet to your page when
the page is generated by a cgi script?
I have this sub routine that prints the header of a html page:
sub write_html_header
{
print Content-type: text/html\n\nhtml\n head\n;
print link rel='stylesheet' href='mystyle.css' /\n;
print title$_[0]/title\n;
print /head\nbody\n;
}
When I run this in a browser it displays the page normally except the
style sheet isn't applied to the page at all. It just shows the
default colors. I also tried it with the attributes type='text/css'
and media='screen' but nothing seems to work. I've tried it in
Internet Explorer 6.0, Netscape 7.0, Mozilla 1.2a and Opera 6.05. The
stylesheet doesn't work in any browser and I've only used simple style
attributes, like changing colors and fonts. I don't believe there is
anything wrong with the code I have because it works when i link to it
from a hardcoded html page, so what happening here?
Ian Watt
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