Hello Group
Do I have the error code wrong or in the wrong place?? The code is listed
below. I want an error page to show up if the name is left blank. The way
I have now I thought the: would pick it up?
sub dienice {
($errmsg) = @_;
print "Error\n";
print "$errmsg\n";
print "\
I am not familiar with PWS, but Apache is free, and there is a huge apache crowd
to help out with things :-)
Shawn
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Is there a way to get the attachment from an email. I can get it as part of
the body, but would like to get the attachment separately. Is this
possible?
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Ultraedit http://www.ultraedit.com is great if you are
not into VI (as I am not).
Not just for PERL, it's inbuilt regex has saved me
countless hours.
Phill
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From:
Bill Duncan
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 16, 2001 5:
It's definenitely a file handle leak (well very much looks like it), this
was my first thought when this
happened to me. Almost exactly the same symptoms as Tony Dyson (see below).
Which GD are you referring to when you say . "I've rebuilt GD with the
latest version of the library > (1.4). Can
Um, that was supposed to be %s, not $s, making:
my $temp = $line;
$temp =~ s/(.)/printf("%03d\t%s\n", ord($1), $1)/ges;
] Is there a way to find the ASCII value of a character in perl, so that I
] can ouput the ASCII code and the character in the following code?
]
] Is there a way to find the ASCII value of a character in perl, so that I
] can ouput the ASCII code and the character in the following code?
]
] @chars=split('',$line);
] foreach $ch (@chars) {
] print "$ch ";
] }
]
] Thanks
] Roy
How about:
Um, you have set permissions on the script dir?
Kaspars Vilkens wrote:
>
> The directory structure of the server is:
>
> home dir: C:\inetpub\wwwroot\
> scripts dir: C:\inetpub\scripts\(alias \scripts)
>
> script I want to execute is needed to generate frames html, depending on
> us
Oh. You're not using the quotes in the reg are you?
You've got the HTTP headers correct?
content-type: text/html\n\n
Kaspars Vilkens wrote:
>
> Just tried. Not working like this (Gives same error)!!!
>
> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\W3SVC\Parameters\Scrip
> t M
I'm sure someone will correct me very quickly if I'm wrong,
but if I remember correctly, your reg string for the script map
should be:
"C:\perl\bin\perl.exe %s %s"
Kaspars Vilkens wrote:
>
> Hallo,
> I am new to Perl programming... so do not blame me for such a dummy question
> :)
>
Hello,
I am using ActivePerl as a scripting component to access the data structures
in a program I am writing. It uses the Microsoft ScriptControl.
Everything is working with one exception:
If I have a reference that is being passed into the script via the
ScriptControl, and I call a COM funct
I'm still having install issues. I can't get my first Active Perl Script to work
under PWS.
I have done an install by the book.
I have associated .pl to e:\perl\bin\perl.exe in windows explorer.
I have Associated the .pl extension in the Registry key HKEY_LOCAL_SYSTEM, with the
sub-key ``Sys
Hello Group
Thanks to your help I have a form that works. Now I would like to make sure
that the users name and email address have data. I thought it was straight
forward but I am missing something. The code is below. I thought that you
put the code before the mail is open? That is not work
Hi,
I would like to run a perl script on a web server from within another script
and get a returned value (success or fail). The purpose of this is to update
a web page - with the IP address the the request came from and some other
info though the GET method.
Does anyone know a good way of doing
Hello Ashley,
the problem lies in the long file name - OR -
the problem lies in the program gzip - OR -
the problem lies in DOS which lives in WINXXX
You want to run a command (gzip)
with a file name as argument, not in 8.3 notation,
which doesn't support long file names. So all the 3 reasons
Did you check to see ifyou can access a regular page first? I know it seems
stupid
but it does not hurt to check to just put a test HTML file in the scripts
directory
and see if you can get to it.
Steve K
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> From: Kaspars Vilkens [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Frid
The directory structure of the server is:
home dir: C:\inetpub\wwwroot\
scripts dir: C:\inetpub\scripts\(alias \scripts)
script I want to execute is needed to generate frames html, depending on
user machine's screen resolution, to send it to client (for centering the
page in the scree
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