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Bill Platt wrote:
I am trying to validate email addresses.
I have the following code which succeeds in
most cases:
if ($in{email} !~ /[EMAIL PROTECTED]/i)
If the username part of the email address contains
either a "." or a "-", this code fails.
Can you tell me why it
ow I could change
it to make it work for me?
Thanks,
Bill Platt
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things.
1. I seem to have to use print "Set-Cookie"; instead
of print "$Cookie_html". Using the second would not work,
using the first did.
2. Too many browsers, and not enough realization.
I was looking for an IE cookie while running Firefox. :(
Thank you for your assista
d loading the found cookie
to my browser window. Both show no cookie.
Is there anyone available that could advise me in
getting this to work correctly?
Thank you.
Bill Platt
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way:
&setCookie("name1", "value1", "name2", "value2", "name3",
"value3", "name4", "value4", $expDate, $path, $domain);
Or, am I to gather that if I want to set up four values
into cookies for my site, that I will need
That did the trick. Thanks.
Bill
$Bill Luebkert wrote:
Bill Platt wrote:
Hello,
I have included a section of code below
that is driving me nuts.
If I don't run the Substitution operations,
then I can successfully extract the URL
and the imbedded anchor text from
$parsed
match[5]";
Bill
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd copy off $_ to a variable at the very beginning of a subroutine and
only use it within a loop, otherwise consider a variable.
I don't see why you couldn't shift to a variable instead.
- Original Message -
From: B
x;
print
"0=$urlmatch[0]1=$urlmatch[1]2=$urlmatch[2]";
print
"3=$urlmatch[3]4=$urlmatch[4]5=$urlmatch[5]";
print
"s0=$0s1=$1s2=$2s3=$3s4=$4s5=$5";
print "$_$parsed_html";
}
Thank you,
Bill Platt
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Lee,
I am not setting a length to the textarea at all. Here is the exact specs:
*textarea name=save_text cols=90 rows=22*
I am not aware what specs that NS7.1 might be applying to this form.
It is a shame since I have always preferred using NS over IE.
Bill Platt
Lee Goddard wrote:
Just a wild
the HTML.
Perhaps there are members of the NS higher powers lurking in this
list. If so, I can duplicate the error on a regular basis.
Bill Platt
Bill Platt wrote:
Here is some additional information.
I have been doing some troubleshooting and have made a discovery
about the nature of this problem
gle quotes, ampersands, etc.
to the longhand equivelants, such as "e; and &
I thought I would build my file editor to get past this common problem.
Unfortunately, I am receiving the same results from my own software.
Has anyone seen this problem? And does anyone know a possible
solution for this i
I need to know to make
a determination of the Content-Length and how to deliver it
through the standard use HTTP::Request::Common qw/POST/
module?
Thank you,
Bill Platt
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the 25,000 words represents
the average input with a top potential of around 75,000
words in the extreme.
Thanks for your assistance.
Bill Platt
Edward Moon wrote:
>
> Can you give us more details on what you want to do?
>
> Do you want to stuff all 25,000 words into one field?
concerning passing chunks of this
much data to the Mysql database? I have wondered if I need
to send all of the text box data to temporary files for
later filing in the mysql database? Is this a viable solution?
Or am I just imagining a problem that does not exist?
Thanks,
Bill Platt
finding what we are looking for.
Thanks,
Bill Platt
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sitors.
Thanks.
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more experience. Could someone tip me
off to what I am needing to look for?
Thank you.
Bill Platt
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addresses before adding the email address to the list.
Could someone explain to me in kindergarten terms how and why
I do each step to make this happen?
Thanks in advance.
Bill Platt
P.S. Below is the code that I have written to accomplish this,
and while it seems to work just fine, something in
, do you have any
suggestions you may offer to me?
Bill Platt
$Bill Luebkert wrote:
>
> Bill Platt wrote:
> >
> > Hello Everyone,
> >
> > I am sure that my pure ignorance is starting to show. Visual
> > Basic I do decent with. At times, I feel like I am re
within the script at all.
I am on Perl 5 if that is of any consequence.
Thank you for any aid you might offer.
P.S. I read the security faq. Thanks for pointing that out.
Bill Platt
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Bill,
Thank you. I cannot tell you how much joy I experienced when
I followed your tip and it worked. Thanks again.
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to do it? I know how to overwrite
or append an existing file, I just do not know how to make
a new one.
Bill Platt - Internet Musketeers, Inc.
Deputy Director for Plans, Operations, Marketing and Systems
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