I need to print a html page using a button(but not the mozilla or
explorer button).
So I need I button in a web page that will print that page to a
printer that is not attached to the local computer, but to the web
server where the page is hosted.
The problem is that when I send a
After recent web host problems, we decided to host our own website. My
hosting server is running Win XP with Apache 2.3.1 on it. My site is
working but now I am trying to work out the kinks. We use a simple
formmail.cgi script to allow visitors to submit a questionaire. What do I
need to
On Fri, Sep 24, 2004 at 12:12:33PM +0300, victor wrote:
So I need I button in a web page that will print that page to a
printer that is not attached to the local computer, but to the web
server where the page is hosted.
The problem is that when I send a html page it prints all the
On Thu, 23 Sep 2004, Sander wrote:
After recent web host problems, we decided to host our own website. My
hosting server is running Win XP with Apache 2.3.1 on it.
Are you sure about this? The current version of Apache2 is 2.0.51.
My site is working but now I am trying to work out the
Sander wrote:
Will Apache be able to send mail
No.
or does sendmail need to communicate with a different mail
server.
You need a mail server, a mail transfer agent (MTA) to be precise, to
send mail. If you don't have one installed locally, such as sendmail
or Postfix, it's possible to use a
Hello,
I was hoping to get a little advice creating a cgi form. I want to
create a popup menu to list all the states in the US( and then later
countries), I want to store all the values in variables to pass to the
subroutines later on. The below code works, I just have the values for
the
On Fri, 24 Sep 2004, brian larochelle wrote:
ordered hash
Hashes are, almost by definition, unordered lists of key/value pairs.
If you want to work with one in order, add a sort command to accesses:
my @sorted_keys = sort keys %hash;
foreach $key @sorted_keys {
my $value =
Thank you for your quick response Chris.
That makes perfect sense. Except for the last value of 'other' which I
would want at the end of the list and a choice for the person filling
out the form is they did not live in the US.
Chris Devers wrote:
On Fri, 24 Sep 2004, brian larochelle wrote:
On Fri, 24 Sep 2004, brian larochelle wrote:
That makes perfect sense. Except for the last value of 'other'
which I would want at the end of the list and a choice for the
person filling out the form is they did not live in the US.
A common way around this is to leave other out of the hash:
