Maybe the file name has a .cgi extension? .cgi is not set for exeeute by
default. Try renaming it .pl assuming you installed ActivePerl. Or in
Internet Services Manager right click the scripts folder, and take a look at
the instructions in the attached mail of few days ago. I'm figuring
Can someone have a look at
http://www.voelspriet.nl/googledocumentenzoeker.htm
I want to use ONE search box - not five, as I do now. Can this be done?
Henk van Ess
www.voelspriet.nl
Dear Bob,
Ty for the answer, but I can't figure out how to rewrite the cgi script for
this use. Can you be more specific?
Henk
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Hi,
Can someone please point me in the right direction ?
In a script I'm trying to write I need to create a new directory. This new
directory looks something like /directory/somedir/someotherdir/yetanotherdir.
What I do now is :
mkdir $homeDir/directory, 0755;
mkdir
--- Rene Verharen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
In one of my scripts I do a search and replace like this
:
$text =~ s/$search/$replace/;
This works fine, but if $search or $replace contains
one or more words between round brackets () it doesn't
what I had in mind :
$text =
Hello,
I only knew of one way to do them: s///
But japhy once answered me with this format: s{}{}
Another guy said you can use exclamation points? I'm assuming: s!!!
I've tried some other formats with brackets, parenthesis, etc. Nothing else
works.
What other formats will work?
Thanks!
