Hi,
I have a site running locally under /home/me/public_html. With
sub-folders of cgi_bin and data. What are considered to be the best
permissions for the directories and files. I want to copy this accross
to a server. Data files are created dynamically from a script running
on the local
Try the Error.pm module. You can find it at:
http://search.cpan.org/doc/MSERGEANT/AxKit-1.4/Error-0.13/Error.pm
Brad Handy
--www.jack-of-all-trades.net
--mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From: David Simcik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001
On Thursday 09 August 2001 12:16, Dinakar Desai wrote:
Hello:
I was wondering which one to learn in terms of GUI. I am not very
familiar with any GUI application development. I am just exploring the
possibilities of GUI tool kits. I would like to know your experience in
terms of stability,
--- Eric Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you run CGI on IIS?
sorry, I always thought you either need apache or httpd for unix/linux but
if IIS can run CGI,it'll be great!
eric
Eric,
You can run CGI on IIS, but if you run ActiveState Perl, it will set up IIS to run
your CGI
scripts
i use...
my ${$item}= $query-param($item);
Dianne Van Dulken wrote:
Hi all,
One day I am going to stop asking these fairly dumb questions, and start
answering them with a wise and profound look on my face, but in the
meantime...
I know this one has to be pretty simple, but I can't work
Dianne Van Dulken [EMAIL PROTECTED] said something to this effect
on 08/14/2001:
I am receiving a lot of values from a form. I want to loop
through them and set new variables, with the same name, to the
same value. EG: I want the param value phone to be set to
$phone.
So, you want to
I think that when you use the qq you still have to escape special
characters whereas in the EOH case you don't. Someone, please,
correct me if I am wrong.
Are there any reasons to pick between
Print qq{
content
};
and
print EndOfHtml;
content
EndOfHtml
when writing cgi? To this
Plus Perl/Tk's got a nifty little O'Reilly book all its own. Nancy Walsh,
Learning Perl/Tk. Also Perl/Tk Pocket Reference and a bit of a blurb in the
Advanced Perl book. That's my O'Reilly plug for today.
I've heard good things about GTK (Gimp Took Kit) too. You may wish to check
it out.
