Hi,
i'm building a portal website using EmbPerl. every page contains
some containers. the structure of pages (which containers are
displayed on page) are stored in a database, and so are the
containers together with their EmbPerl code.
the EmbPerl code is retrieved from the database BLOB field a
Gerald,
I normally avoid checkboxes like the plague, but I have a site that
really needs them to make data entry easy. Since I am extremely lazy I
set about having the unchecked and the checked values sent by enabling
EMBPERL_OPTIONS 8192
Which works great for the INPUT fields, but not the Check
I am porting my source code archive browser presentation system, Safari,
to be able to use Embperl. I like it: it took all of 10 lines of code to
make a filter out of it. Safari now uses it for building it's "header"
and "footer" html, and it can be used to process source files before
display.
Hi,
When uploading files by HTML FORM, (), the HTTP header
tells us the total Content-Length of the message, not the individual file
length.
EmbPerl allows us to save such files, but offers nothing to tell us if a
message is completely received, with at least a comparaison between the
total Cont
