CGI.pm: Button element ???

How can CGI.pm do this: Yes, I know that I can manually enter the [X]HTML; but, I wonder how to do this with only CGI.pm. What do you think? -- Best Regards, mds mds resource 877.596.8237 - Dare to fix things before they br

Re: Help with date and time format

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I need to get a date and time format into 3 different > variables: > > Date format: 2004-09-09 # $date > > Time format: 9:00 or 15:00, etc # $time_now > > and the time 1 hour ago. So it it's 4 in the afternoon. I > need. > > Time 2 format: 15:00 # $time_hour_ago

Re: question about Bills site

lorid wrote: > Hi Bill > > I just checked out you site and wonder what the cmd.exe is used for ? It's for 95/98 where you have no cmd.exe (just command.com). cmd.exe is a better shell. -- ,-/- __ _ _ $Bill LuebkertMailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (_/ / )// // DBE Coll

Re: Windows Process Info

Patrick B Cromer wrote: Is there a way to get information on a Windows process other than using Win32::Process::Info? Currently, there is a memory leak when using the Info module (see perl bug #33499). While the bug will be fixed in the next version of ActivePerl I am not sure that upgrading to

RE: Request: howto install GD.pm using ppm on 5.8?

Wait, this isn't Slashdot :) It appears ActiveState's PPM repository does not carry GD for ActivePerl 5.8. You can grab the module from Randy Kobes' site like so: ppm repository add uw http://theory.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/ install GD Thanks as usual Randy. -Original Message- From: Arms, Mi

Re: Help with date and time format

Take a look at Date::Pcalc - should do everything you need. HTH Dave Kazatsky Senior Middleware Administrator W. (908) 575-6947 C. (973) 865-8106 |-+-> | | [EMAIL PROTECTED]| | | Sen

RE: Request: howto install GD.pm using ppm on 5.8?

step 3 profit :-) -- Mike Arms -Original Message- From: Michael 'topdog' Thompson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 11:40 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Request: howto install GD.pm using ppm on 5.8? hi , step 1 is ppm step 2 is install GD step 3 is ??

Re: Windows Process Info

Win32::PerfLib, maybe? I know you can get the PID and the start time of a process. No listing in perfmon for parent process, but 'creating process id' is listed. Maybe that gives you what you need. I think the author has some examples at http://www.bybyte.de/jmk hope that helps Chris

Help with date and time format

I need to get a date and time format into 3 different variables: Date format: 2004-09-09 # $date Time format: 9:00 or 15:00, etc # $time_now and the time 1 hour ago. So it it's 4 in the afternoon. I need. Time 2 format: 15:00 # $time_hour_ago Any help greatly appreciated. Allan _

question about Bills site

Hi Bill I just checked out you site and wonder what the cmd.exe is used for ? Lori ___ Perl-Win32-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs

RE: Using html SCRIPT tag with PERL

That information pertains only to IIS, whereas the OP said he's running apache. As long as I'm responding, I'll hop up on my soapbox a little bit. Feel free to ignore everything after this sentence. Mixing code and HTML is a bad idea, in general. It's bad when you put HTML in code (a la CGI.pm) a

RE: Using html SCRIPT tag with PERL

Sorry for the double response, I copied the wrong link. file:///C:/Perl/html/Windows/ActiveServerPages.html > If you installed your copy of Activeperl in the default directory on > your C drive, check out this FAQ. > file:///C:/Perl/html/faq/Windows/ActivePerl-Winfaq7.html

RE: Using html SCRIPT tag with PERL

If you installed your copy of Activeperl in the default directory on your C drive, check out this FAQ. file:///C:/Perl/html/faq/Windows/ActivePerl-Winfaq7.html > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of ncaa-hoops > Sent: Thursday, Septembe

Using html SCRIPT tag with PERL

Hello everyone, Question,...Using the following HTML example file... ###Perl code ### What else do I need to do for this to work? Is there additional configuration needed for apache? Right now any PERL code does not get executed. Thanks, Bryan

Perl CD Bookshelf - Ver 3 (not latest)

Does anyone have a copy of this CD that they would like to sell (no, not a copy you made, the real thing)? I would really like to get "Perl and LWP" on CD (I have the dead-tree version), the new CD Bookshelf does not have it, and there appears to be no other way to get it. Safari doesn't do it

Re: Array question.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello guys , I am struggling to understand a small problem that I have with arrays. [snip] The only difference between this two pieces of code is that in one case I call Uidl without parameters and in the other case with a mail message number. > In the first case in the

RE: File::Find

Hi, Thanks it works perfectly. I understand my error now. Using the $File::Find::name for verifying if the folder exist was wrong since find is changing directory. Thanks a lot -Original Message- From: $Bill Luebkert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 11:17 AM

Linger time of socket in Win32::Internet ?

Hello all, its possible to set the linger time (in SO_LINGER) of a socket if I have the objects from Win32::Internet ? use Win32::Internet; $INET=new Win32::Internet(); $res=$INET->FTP($FTP,);# Wat is in $res ? $FTP->QueryOption('67'); # > Error 12018 The supplied

Windows Process Info

Is there a way to get information on a Windows process other than using Win32::Process::Info? Currently, there is a memory leak when using the Info module (see perl bug #33499). While the bug will be fixed in the next version of ActivePerl I am not sure that upgrading to a new version will be poss

Request: howto install GD.pm using ppm on 5.8?

-- hi , step 1 is ppm step 2 is install GD step 3 is ??? regards, michael thompson "i have slipped the surly bonds of earth, and danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings;" --john gillespie magee jr. ___ Perl-Win32-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Array question.

Title: Array question. Hello guys ,  I am struggling to understand a small problem that I have with arrays. Here is a snipset of my code. = 1.   my @UIDLArray = $mailAcc->Uidl();   my $UIDLArrayIndex = 0;   foreach my $UIDLIdx ( @UI

RE: CGI grep

oh yeah, one thing I should've added to boost speed. If you found a match no need to keep looking, thus add the last statement       if ($line =~ /$string/i)     {     print "$file MATCHES!!!\n"; # or whatever you wish to do with this  last;    

RE: CGI grep

The short answer is, yes, perl is great for this kind of tast. Now, specifically, you want to have the user input a string and then match for it in the files in the mailq? Or, perhaps the string is their email address?   However you want to address it, the logic will be pretty much the same:

Re: CGI grep

Larry Linskey wrote: > Hi, I have been only working with perl for a few weeks now. > > > > I am wondering if anyone has a cgi script that I could post on a > website that would allow users to grep files for a string. I am > constantly parsing smtp logs for users that did not receive an email