sure am.
name="/usr/bin/perl"
arguments=" -e '$test=2+2; print $test;'"
outputvar="outfile2"
showdebug="yes"
lineend=""
reload="Auto"
timeout="60">
#outfile2#
>Silly question, but are you outputting your variable? Just to double check.
>
>
>On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 12:50:57 -0400, Steve Dworman
>
Silly question, but are you outputting your variable? Just to double check.
On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 12:50:57 -0400, Steve Dworman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> thanks for the suggestion, but it didn't seem to work. i just get a blank screen even when i set the timeout to 30. my cf is all up to date.
thanks for the suggestion, but it didn't seem to work. i just get a blank screen even when i set the timeout to 30. my cf is all up to date. any other suggestions?
>If you want the output, i you have to add a timeout value. Otherwise
>CF just runs it and leaves it to do it's thing, immediately
If you want the output, i you have to add a timeout value. Otherwise
CF just runs it and leaves it to do it's thing, immediately returning
to page execution. Just set it to 10 or something and go. Make sure
your CF is all patched up though, there was a bug at some point where
CFEXECUTE always to
doesn't matter which one i use for this problem.
i am trying to execute perl inline, however, i can't get back the result (2). this works if i go right to the unix command line and run it.
name="/usr/bin/perl"
arguments="-e '$test=2; print $test;'"
outputvar="outfile2"
showdebug="yes"
lineend
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