Hi All,
I have a script which, amazingly, is doing exactly what it is supposed
to do. It is taking user input, processing it and, over several
iterations of the script, building a text file on the server. The text
file itself is used as the input to a Java applet.
All works fine on my local ma
Thanks Charles,
You are correct - I won't be moving directories often, so I have
incorporated your 'existence subroutine' suggestion into my perl program
with absolute pathnames. It is now much tidier.
Thanks again guys,
Mike.
- Original Message -
From: "Charles K. Clarkson" <[EMAIL P
Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: To elaborate, I had to set 2 path variables. One to
: define the absolute path of the uploaded image files on
: the web server, and the other to define the relative
: path (from the perl program) to the image files.
There is no need to use relative paths from
Hi Rob,
After reading your reply and a bit more trial and error, I have solved the
problem. I can now do a -e "$pathname/$filename" test (and other file
tests) on my files. Thank you for your help.
To elaborate, I had to set 2 path variables. One to define the absolute
path of the uploaded ima
