CGI.pm param question

[Nikola Janceski]

is there a function that does this or something similar in CGI.pm?

## print start_form and other stuff

print map { hidden($_, param($_)) } param(); # pass remaining info

## end form stuff here

PS. what's the easiest way to pass parameters that have more than one value
using a similar method above?

Nikola Janceski

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Forking a subroutine?

[Octavian Rasnita]

Hi all,

If I want to run a code in background, do I need to fork another program, or
it is possible to fork a subroutine from the same program that uses the fork
function?

Thanks.

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perl, web based text editors available?

[Steveo]

I have a small dynamic website I wrote in perl.  All news and stuff is 
entered through a web accessible backend page and the data is written to a 
series of flat ascii text files.  When I make a mistake in entering data, 
or if I want to change most data, I have to shell in and edit it with vi 
(no big deal).  What I'd like to know is if there are simple web based text 
file editors (written in perl) out there that I can integrate into my 
website so I can edit these raw files over the web instead.

I had been thinking of writing a cgi script that would allow you to pick 
any one of a predetermined set of data files to pull into a text area box 
that could be edited and then returned as a form to over-write the old 
version.  It seems simple enough to read a text file into a webpage, but 
I'm not sure that the I know how to return the edited file to the webserver 
in the exact same format as it was retrieved.

Steveo
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