Hi,
I'm trying to write a CGI using perl for uploading multiple files,
here's my part of codes.
==
my @fax_files = map(symlink($query-tmpFileName($_), /tmp/fax_$_)
? /tmp/fax_$_ : (),
$query-upload(files));
===
I guess on IE, the browser returns
Hi,
My workaround in Windows to the space in file names (which the *nix
don't allow) are the following:
(1) Use an underscore instead of space in file names
(2) Surround the file name with quotes if spaces are retained
(3) Use the hex representation of space (%20) in file names
HTH,
alfred,
Yw
Alfred Vahau wrote:
Hi,
My workaround in Windows to the space in file names (which the *nix
don't allow) are the following:
Huh? Unix allows spaces in file names.
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Unix allows spaces in file names.
Agree. But for a Unix-centric person like me operating in an otherwise
all Windows environment, I've found that the use
of space in Windows filenames is more liberal than in Unix in so far as
the use of commands go. So for anyone starting with
Windows and
Greetings all -
I am having some problems understanding an issue of assignment within a
closure (I think its a closure). My code is below. I've added the line
numbers for reference. Note that this is an excerpt from a module.
'$hr_self' is a blessed hash ref to the module. 'FindDGLibDir' is
However, the situation is that ehe spaces not from my filename but from
the Windows XP default of C:\Documents and Settings\Default user\.
etc. I guess in an overwhelming web-based environment using Windows at
the browser side, most people would come across this issue. I'm
wondering if
Yw Chan ( Cai Lun e-Business ) wrote:
However, the situation is that ehe spaces not from my filename but
from the Windows XP default of C:\Documents and Settings\Default
user\. etc. I guess in an overwhelming web-based environment
using Windows at the browser side, most people would come
Yw Chan ( Cai Lun e-Business ) wrote:
However, the situation is that ehe spaces not from my filename but
from the Windows XP default of C:\Documents and Settings\Default
user\. etc. I guess in an overwhelming web-based environment
using Windows at the browser side, most people would come
