A better way to deal with Javascript is to include a link to a file
with your
code in a seperate file. You include something like this in the header
section of
the HTML file.
Cuts down the amount of time that your script has to spend issue print
statements and
seperates out the Javas
Apparently not on all functional installations of Active State:
C:\WINDOWS>perldoc -q duplicate
No documentation for perl FAQ keyword `duplicate' found
C:\WINDOWS>perl -v
This is perl, version 5.005_03 built for MSWin32-x86-object
(with 1 registered patch, see perl -V for more de
I would use a sub hash
$Users{ User2 }{ Location } = .. ;
$Users{ User2 }{ Lastname } = .. ;
$Users{ User1 }{ Location } = .. ;
Then you can say
delete $Users{ $Section } ;
and avoid the looping.
You also get the added benefit of simpler database management if your
fetching / pushing to sql.
Hi,
I'm using the following code to delete values from a hash - I get the
warning (I say warning as it does delete the value) below when delete is
called. Is ther a better way of deleting values from hashes?
foreach $item (%$self) {
if ($item=~/^$section\.(.*)/) {
Hi,
I have installed to Windows 98/Windows 98SE/Windows ME and have not needed
to make any additional installation of drivers before hand. (Your Step #3).
Only on Windows 95 must you ensure that NT Service Pack 3 is installed.
I installed Active Perl 5.6x from the self-extracting self-installing
Hi,
Once Perl is installed and mapped in the registry,
1. make sure the top line of your script points to perl
#!/localhost/perl/bin
2. Add and Set permissions on the virtual directory containing your scripts
via the PWS web manager to 'scripts' and 'execute' only.
Note:
PWS has a default dire
