Thanks Guys,
Will take a look soon.
No you didn't mention it before David. But that's cool, I wasn't trying to do
this in perl before. lol
cat
Hi all,
And thanks to David for his response re using php perl together.
What made me work with php was it's ability to draw reusable page elements like the
header, menu, footer from another html page from a fixed html page.
Now I know that this can be done in perl when the pages
On Thu, 2004-11-04 at 15:35 +1100, Cat wrote:
What made me work with php was it's ability to draw reusable page
elements like the header, menu, footer from another html page from a
fixed html page.
Now I know that this can be done in perl when the pages are generated
by a script,
When a
Cat [C], on Thursday, November 4, 2004 at 15:35 (+1100) made these
points:
C So, I am not sure that it would be a great idea to call a
C subroutined directly from a fixed html page even if it can be
C doneso how else would I call my headers. footers etc using
C perl. Tis the question at the
HI folks,
just spent absolutely days re writing all my html file into php with css includes
for reusable page elements. only to find that my perl script won't run the css or the
php includes.
Any ideas on what I can do to alter this, I know the perl script locks down to html
only, but I have
On Fri, Oct 22, 2004 at 05:51:06PM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
just spent absolutely days re writing all my html file into php with
css includes for reusable page elements. only to find that my perl
script won't run the css or the php includes.
A CSS @import (assuming that is what you
George Schlossnagle wrote:
On Friday, April 4, 2003, at 01:56 PM, Scott R. Godin wrote:
The question I have is with the current Apache (2.x)
First off, Apache 2.x is highly beta software. Almost no-one is
running it in production. The questionable thread-safety of many third
party
Gary Stainburn wrote:
Just to put things into perspective here
1) I made the comment about the start-up speed.
2) Although I use PHP frequently my feet are FIRMLY in the Perl camp
3) Unix Fork/Load/Exec cycle *IS* slow because of the amount of work
involved. The MS equiv will be just as
George Schlossnagle wrote:
... Answering FUD
FUD = ?
Joseph
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On Saturday, April 5, 2003, at 04:07 PM, R. Joseph Newton wrote:
George Schlossnagle wrote:
... Answering FUD
FUD = ?
Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt. Basically unsubstantiated comments used
to discredit a (competing) product.
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Dan Muey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want it to run like mod_php use mod_perl. Someone said that
not using mod_perl increases dramatically the startup.
Yeah by like
zillionth of a second.
Hi Dan,
And remember that the startup can also include loading modules, connecting to
On Friday 04 Apr 2003 3:59 pm, Dan Muey wrote:
Dan Muey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want it to run like mod_php use mod_perl. Someone said that
not using mod_perl increases dramatically the startup.
Yeah by like
zillionth of a second.
Hi Dan,
And remember that the
Dan Muey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want it to run like mod_php use mod_perl. Someone said that
not using mod_perl increases dramatically the startup. Yeah by like
zillionth of a second.
Hi Dan,
There are a number of benchmarks at
http://www.chanas.com/bench
And some
R. Joseph Newton wrote:
Bob Showalter wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a PHP vs. Perl question for a hobby project of mine. Which
would be the better language to use if I wanted to go out to a
particular web page and parse the table that's there? How about if
each row in the
On Thursday, April 3, 2003, at 11:04 AM, Bob Showalter wrote:
But can you write a stand-alone script using PHP and run it from a
shell
prompt, for example?
Yes.
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the scripts are
immediately available for use.
(Note: I've never personally used mod_perl so I can't give help on it's use).
Gary
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From: Dan Muey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2003 10:02 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Php perl
Jenda Krynicky said:
From: Rob Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My biggest complaint about Perl is the non-intuitive data structures.
In C++
and Visual Basic, both of which I am employed to write programs in,
this is very easy to write, and perhaps more important, it is very
easy for somebody
On Tuesday 01 April 2003 11:23, Adriano Allora wrote:
This has been an interesting thread. Here's my take:
I like them both but I prefer Perl. I use to say that Perl was best for
application level stuff and PHP was best for web content related stuff.
However, that kind of thinking is
On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 10:42:57PM -0800, R. Joseph Newton wrote:
Neither language is strongly typed, as C, Java, or VB are. Although
both are type-sensitive, they still restrict identifiers only by
contaiment class.
Could you elaborate on that? What do you mean by type-sensitive and
This is a cool thread. I'm glad everyone is staying so peaceful about
It. That's another thing I don't like about PHP is that if I was having
this discussion with a PHP person thet'd be insulting me for even considering
something else. But with Perl everone's just saying, hey Perl does it's
as a web server admin I like the way php is a lighter load on the server
than perl is. Though some would disagree.
I script little and use both ...
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From: Paul Kraus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 5:12 PM
Subject: Php perl
On Wednesday, April 2, 2003, at 09:52 AM, Dan Muey wrote:
This is a cool thread. I'm glad everyone is staying so peaceful about
It. That's another thing I don't like about PHP is that if I was having
this discussion with a PHP person thet'd be insulting me for even
considering
something else.
I
One other thing for all you PHP fans (since it feels more like PHP) and you Perl folks
too ::
There's a project called Moto.
http://www.projectmoto.org/
I ran into this when looking for a good mailing list archive.
It's pretty cool, it's an apache module, mod_moto and is very much like
PHP in
On Wednesday, April 2, 2003, at 10:31 AM, Dan Muey wrote:
Like I said, a very informative happy thread!
Peace to everyone!! I love all people, I just use Perl.
Indeed. As I noted in my disclaimer, I use Perl as well (quite
happily). They are both good languages, and they both have the toolset
On Wednesday, April 2, 2003, at 10:31 AM, Dan Muey wrote:
Like I said, a very informative happy thread!
Peace to everyone!! I love all people, I just use Perl.
I should say I use PHP as well so I'm not total PHP virgin!
I use phpbb for some customers and it is quite sexxy!
I just do a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a PHP vs. Perl question for a hobby project of mine. Which
would be the better language to use if I wanted to go out to a
particular web page and parse the table that's there? How about if
each row in the HTML table contains a link to another Web page which
On Tuesday 01 April 2003 11:23, Adriano Allora wrote:
This has been an interesting thread. Here's my take:
I like them both but I prefer Perl. I use to say that Perl was best for
application level stuff and PHP was best for web content related stuff.
However, that kind of thinking is
On Wednesday 02 April 2003 08:10, Bob Showalter wrote:
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| I have a PHP vs. Perl question for a hobby project of mine. Which
| would be the better language to use if I wanted to go out to a
| particular web page and parse the table that's there? How about if
| each
On Wednesday, April 2, 2003, at 01:19 PM, Jim wrote:
| Perl has the LWP family of modules for doing HTTP client
applications, as
| well as various HTML and XML parsing modules that can be used for
what
| you're describing.
PHPs support for this is actually really nice. For simple things you
Bob Showalter wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a PHP vs. Perl question for a hobby project of mine. Which
would be the better language to use if I wanted to go out to a
particular web page and parse the table that's there? How about if
each row in the HTML table contains a link to
Hi Paul,
your question is not so easy to reply...but I'll try.
The difference between the PHP and the Perl could sound as the difference between ASP
and
VisualBasic.
While ASP il interpreted by the WEB-Server itself, so you can mix-up HTML code with
your ASP code,
Visual Basic is a 'stand
Is perl used to compliment PHP or is perl better to use by
itself instead of php? How does one relate to the other. I am
coming from a asp.NET vp.NET .asp vb background and am trying
to get away form M$. So I am looking at apache php and perl
Apache serves the web pages whether those are
Hi,
I used to use ASP, then I start to use PHP and now I'm learning perl.
Perl is more efficent and powerful but also (a bit?) more difficult
than PHP.
PHP is a very... comfortable scripting language to develop web-pages
(similar to ASP, but more easy), and stop there.
Perl is perfect to do a
Greetings!
My biggest complaint about Perl is the non-intuitive data structures.
The train schedule program I've been using this list as a resource for
features a Schedule class that has a collection of ScheduleDay objects,
each of which has a collection of Train objects, each of which has a
Greetings;
Someone complained about Perl not being self-documenting. As
one who does not know C, C++, VB, Perl, or even Basic very
well, I would like to remind you that any specific computer
language is only self-documenting if you know it!
Good Luck!
Dennis
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it have really slow
down the server. Is php faster then perl (when called from apache or
IIS) ?
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Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2003 10:02 AM
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Subject: RE: Php perl?
Is perl used to compliment
Paul Kraus wrote:
Is one more efficient then the other.
My hesitation with perl (I would like to use is as I already know the
language) is that coming from a windows environment perl scripts do
not like to run quickly and having a web server getting hammered and a
10,000 processing having
From: Rob Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My biggest complaint about Perl is the non-intuitive data structures.
The train schedule program I've been using this list as a resource for
features a Schedule class that has a collection of ScheduleDay
objects, each of which has a collection of Train
Rob Richardson wrote:
Greetings!
My biggest complaint about Perl is the non-intuitive data structures.
The train schedule program I've been using this list as a resource for
features a Schedule class that has a collection of ScheduleDay objects,
each of which has a collection of Train
Paul Kraus wrote:
Is one more efficient then the other.
My hesitation with perl (I would like to use is as I already know the
language) is that coming from a windows environment perl scripts do not
like to run quickly and having a web server getting hammered and a
10,000 processing having
Is perl used to compliment PHP or is perl better to use by itself
instead of php? How does one relate to the other. I am coming from a
asp.NET vp.NET .asp vb background and am trying to get away form M$. So
I am looking at apache php and perl trying to figure out how all the
pieces fit together.
On 15 Jun 2001, at 10:25, Curtis Poe wrote:
To do it manually, use the following and set $mime_type to whatever value
you want (see W3C website for complete list):
print Content-type: $mime_type\n;
With all due respect, your print statement is why I recommend to people
that they should
Michael,
To change the MIME type being sent from a Perl script, if you are using
CGI.pm, just add the -type parameter. For example:
print header( -type='application/octet-stream' );
I wrote a script that would begin a download by using the Content-
Disposition header. However, I had to
On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, Michael Cartwright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote,
However, I need it in Perl. Could someone help me with what would this look
like in Perl?
Thanks,
Michael
?php
$FileName=$HTTP_GET_VARS[FileName];
if(!$FileName)
{
$FileName=example;
}
$FileName.=.opx;
Hi all,
The point of this script is to get around setting application MIME types on
the server for when you don't have the right to do that on your server. It
will fetch any file as any MIME type. It adds the file extension and
defaults to example.opx if there is no filename given.
However, I
Hi all,
The point of this script is to get arround setting application MIME types on
the server for when you don't have the right to do that on your server. It
will fetch any file as any MIME type. It adds the file extension and
defaults to example.opx if there is no filename given.
However, I
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