If this is the case then it is a bug in IE, please post your PERL code
that creates the cookies. Have you tried this under
other browsers/IE versions ?
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: 18 December 2000 17:17
> > To: [EMAIL PROTEC
Hi,
The problem I am facing is that the cookies I m setting R not expiring when
I close my browser.
This problem is present only in IE browser and and works fine with Netscape.
I m using ActivePerl build 522.
The culprit browser is IE 5.5 high encryption.
Does anyone now Y this strange behaviour .
Hi,
I have a program that talks to a fellow
program through a socket, and would like
to have a timeout on that communication.
No problems I thought, just use alarm()
to generate a ALRM signal, but after some
time of staring at the screen, I find out
that it's not implemented on Win32...
Then I sa
>> Also, the sh-bang (#!) syntax is meaningless on win2k.
Not quite meaningless you can add paramaters to it like #!perl -w and it
will always be run in warning mode.
I think it has other potentially handy uses but not sure.
>Actually, my BSDI scripts will not run (on Win2k, Apache, & ActiveS
> Also, the sh-bang (#!) syntax is meaningless on win2k.
Actually, my BSDI scripts will not run (on Win2k, Apache, & ActiveState) unless
I change the #!/usr/local/bin to #!perl. I am not sure if it makes a difference
when running from the command line or not since I author for browsers (CGI) an
Explanation:
($new_String = $old_string) =~ s/(href=.*?)(>)/$1 target="_blank"$2/gims;
($new_String = $old_string)
This sets the $new string to what is equal to the other side of =~,
it just eliminates the need for a temp variable so you get to keep
the original.
s/(href=.*?)(>)/$1 target="_bla
> I have installed ActivePerl on a Win2k server. From the best I can tell,
> perl works, I've run the hello world test .pl file. My problem is trying to
> run other .pl files. When I run them from a browser, it either displays the
> text of the file or give me a login to access it. No matter w
<15 Dec 2000, 10:06 Uhr wars, als Jamie Steffen folgendes schrub:>
< 'Tk' module for win32 >
> I cannot seem to find a compatible version of the "Tk" module for Win32
> platform. Is there anywhere I can get it? When I try to install it using
> the "PPM" I get a message that it cant find the packa
