I am building a web page using CGI. The page contains checkboxes, popup menus
etc. I have been able to change the font of most of the page by surrounding
the statements on the page with the font color='color tag. For example, some
of the code might look like this: print font color='red'This is
All:
I need to write a script to delete 4 hours old files and directories on
Windows. I am planning to use Perl to accomplish this. I understand the -M
would delete at least a day old files, but is there a way to delete 4 hours old
files and directories.
Thank you.
Asad
Asad wrote:
All:
I need to write a script to delete 4 hours old files and
directories on Windows. I am planning to use Perl to accomplish
this. I understand the -M would delete at least a day old files,
but is there a way to delete 4 hours old files and directories. Thank
you.
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005, Asad wrote:
I need to write a script to delete 4 hours old files and
directories on Windows. I am planning to use Perl to accomplish this.
I understand the -M would delete at least a day old files, but is
there a way to delete 4 hours old files and directories.
Yes,
I made a CGI that must send a piece of code to screen, otherwise, must
return a redirect command (is a banner CGI)
What it is stange to me is that the construction:
# blah, blah above
#
# Returns code or redirect to the page
print ($str_codetoreturn)
?
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 21:20:26 -0500, J. Alejandro Ceballos Z. wrote:
Alejandro,
the problem here is that you are evaluating a PRINT function for its
results but not the string. Perl needs to print, to evaluate the print
function, thus the writing of the header is prematurely ended.
You
--- J. Alejandro Ceballos Z. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I made a CGI that must send a piece of code to screen, otherwise,
must
return a redirect command (is a banner CGI)
What it is stange to me is that the construction:
# blah, blah above
#
# Returns code or redirect to the page
