about four days. Thanks!
On Tue, 5 Jun 2001, Timothy Kimball wrote:
>
> Len Walter wrote:
> : Since the data is "string\n\rstring" I figured I could use split /^/ to
> : separate out the individual strings. There's probably an easier way to do it
> : though... the spli
Hi all,
I'm trying to write a script to retrieve a list of URLs, search them for a
list of words and print the results. I wrote it first as a standalone script
and got it working, but when I converted it to a web page it no longer works
properly.
The data is typed into two TEXTAREAs, one url
whoops, Netscape automatically formatted my mail before.
Here's a more readable version.
Curtis,
thanks for your response. I didn't realise that the recompilation problem
didn't apply unless I used /o.
I am actually trying to split some multiline data into single lines, so
the caret is intent
Curtis,
thanks for your response. I didn't realise that the recompilation
problem didn't apply unless I
used /o.
I am actually trying to split some multiline data into single lines, so
the caret is intentional.
The data is typed into a TEXTAREA, one url or string to a line. The url
of the scrip
G'day,
I've got a problem with a script I'm writing which will run under mod_perl. It
accepts a list of urls and a list of strings and returns a list of which urls
contain which strings. That's not complicated and I got it working fairly
quickly without any CGI involved.
Then I tried to conver
