I'm setting up a list for free and pro members.
I want the pro members to be able to mail daily. I have this part working.
I want the free members to only be able to mail every 4 Days to the list.
Using the localtime(time) =
(second,minute,hour,day-of-month,month,year,day-of-week,day-of-year)
I'm setting up a list for free and pro members.
I want the pro members to be able to mail daily. I have this part working.
I want the free members to only be able to mail every 4 Days to the list.
Using the localtime(time) =
(second,minute,hour,day-of-month,month,year,day-of-week,day-of-year)
Hello all.
I have a program that if a member bypasses make their payment, it recorder their
IP, Date, and time into a log file.
I'm setting up an admin page to login and view the contents.
Its listed in the text file as 19.254.63.98 | Oct 3 2002 | 9:58 |
I open the directory like this.
opendir
Please!
I'm trying to get my code working but i cannot!
The piece of code is that
@RootArray=(0,0);
$RefToRootArray=\@RootArray;
%HashTableForDataStructure=('Root'=>$RefToRootArray);
$RefToRootHash=\%HashTableForDataStructure;
print " RootArray Address: $RefToRootArray\n";
print ' RootArray Ad
.--[ Bootscat wrote (2002/09/30 at 09:13:19) ]--
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| I'm setting up a list for free and pro members.
| I want the pro members to be able to mail daily. I have this part working.
|
| I want the free members to only be able to mail every 4 Days to the list.
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| Using the loc
Bootscat wrote at Tue, 01 Oct 2002 00:10:32 +0200:
> I'm setting up a list for free and pro members.
> I want the pro members to be able to mail daily. I have this part working.
>
> I want the free members to only be able to mail every 4 Days to the list.
>
> Using the localtime(time) =
> (se
> @$foo{bar}
What you intend by the above is the scalar value
in $foo{bar} dereferenced as an array by the @.
But that's not what happens. To achieve what you
want, use:
@{$foo{bar}}
The issue here is precedence of sigils (@, $, etc.)
versus subscript parens ({}, []), and the meaning
of va
