i have a perl file which is receiving the data from a form...and i want to verify the
two fields $a2 and $a1 i m receiving from form to be checked in a table in database(
using mysql)...and then if the data is verified in any of the row of the tablethe
corresponding whole row data should be
Hi,
On Mon, Jun 09, 2003 at 04:49:41PM -0700, Nazary, David wrote:
>
> I am unable to insert data into MySql with following script:
>
> #!/usr/bin/perl
> use DBI;
> use Mysql;
Not needed, you may comment it out.
> $infile = "/cadfs8/sys/dnazary/mysql_test_data1";
> $dbh = DBI ->connect('DBI:m
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Hi,
I am unable to insert data into MySql with following script:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use DBI;
use Mysql;
$infile = "/cadfs8/sys/dnazary/mysql_test_data1";
$dbh = DBI ->connect('DBI:mysql:dnazary_test:localhost', 'root', 'mysql');
open (IFH, $infile) or die ("Could not open input file.");
foreach ()
On Monday, Jun 9, 2003, at 13:05 US/Pacific, steve ryan wrote:
[..]
So... i do my hex to ascii translation first, and the character replace
second.
so simple.
AARRRGH! :)
Huzzah!
Welcome on the BigBus!!! Those who have headBashed in public that
DuhMoment
There is always this ungainly probl
Thanks everyone for your help.
I actually figured it out myself -
spaces get sent as "+" in a CGI form
commas get sent in their hex equivalent in a CGI form
so... i needed to convert my commas from their hex to their ascii equiv
first, and then do a character replace on both the plus and comma s
[1] For fun, you may wish to get into the
LWP::UserAgent
and build a small 'browser' to 'fetch web pages' since that may
help understand the 'advantages' and disadvantages of page fetching...
I see prospects for sleep disappearing into fluffy pink sunsets...must
check the difference betwee
Also,
Maybe you may want to try using CGI.pm to get query
strings.
==
use strict;
use CGI;
my $cgiObject = new CGI;
my @params = $cgiObject->params();
foreach my $paramKey (@params){
print "Param: $paramKey = " .
$cgiObject->param($paramKey);
}
==
That may h
On Sunday, Jun 8, 2003, at 15:38 US/Pacific, steve ryan wrote:
[..]
The problem is -
1. My "+" symbols are not being replaced (i.e. the spaces in the form)
2. My HEX/Ascii conversion isn't working (i.e. i am getting things
like %2C)
[..]
steve,
First off, I do so try to avoid using "\n" and "\
On Sunday, Jun 8, 2003, at 11:16 US/Pacific, Greenhalgh David wrote:
[..]
This isn't foolproof, unfortunately. A large part of the target
audience
is English (or other) speakers in Japan. Unless they've manually set
the
preferences in their browsers, they will show up as asking for the
Japanese
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