On Tuesday, Jul 29, 2003, at 18:36 US/Pacific, LI NGOK LAM wrote:
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So.. if I create my own style of "fatalsToBrowser".
Is that possible to do in this way :
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The reason that 'fatalsToBrowser' and the rest came about
is because many perl modules are built on 'die' or 'Carp'.
And that 'di
So.. if I create my own style of "fatalsToBrowser".
Is that possible to do in this way :
Make PrintContentT.pm, which is just a simple sub to print the
Content-type:blah but pushing a contenttype =>1 to %ENV.
At all the other CGI scripts, use PrintContentT.pm to print the header,
instead,
LI NGOK LAM wrote:
> I have read throught the CGI::Carp::fatalsToBrowser...
> not quite understand all, but I wonder how does this script
> handles the "Content-type: text/html\n\n"..
> So in the some case s(such as warnings) this header line won't re-print ?
>
Read the docs or the source
While I hit the submit the "Submit" button on a form ( in a normal way ),
my cgi script is of cause going to read the data.
My question is that does the data I read are all in the same context format ?
Actually my target point is about the CRLF stuff...
Is that what I read are the same even I am
I have read throught the CGI::Carp::fatalsToBrowser...
not quite understand all, but I wonder how does this script
handles the "Content-type: text/html\n\n"..
So in the some case s(such as warnings) this header line won't re-print ?
TIA
If this is a problem, you can use always $show = 50; ... for example.
This way you will let the visitors choose only the number of records that
should be skipped.
But I don't think that this is a problem because either way you do your
page, the visitor can create a program using the LWP library an
Bruce Whealton, Jr. wrote:
> Hi all,
> I've been frustrated with my initial efforts to run perl scripts
> on my server, or rather the server I use. I have tried a few
> simple form mailers, each of them
> failing with internal 500 error.
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