You can't keep system state information in a cookie. The cookie has to be
set either by the server or a javascript. Getting an application or patch
to update a cookie would be a real pain if even possible. Also there is the
fact that the browser can blow away any or all cookies at whim. This ki
Cookies?
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> Create an html form that uploads a
Create an html form that uploads a state file from their computer to the
server. The server would analyze the state file and push back some
appropriate links and info. Each time a patch was installed, it would
update the state file.
At 08:13 PM 2/17/05 +, steve silvers wrote:
>Is it possible
Lawsuit!!
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Right now I have a static html page that has software update links on it.
This is delivered from our server, and is used by many notebook users on the
road.
Is it possible that when they come to my software update page (.html) that a
script can read a config or xml file on there local system? T
I will be out of the office starting 02/17/2005 and will not return until
02/22/2005.
I will be checking my e-mail regularly on Friday.
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Here is my functional solution:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use POSIX;
use POSIX qw(mbstowcs wcstombs);
my $MB_string = "My String";
my $str_len = length( $MB_string) ;
my $WC_string = " " x $str_len; #allocate 2x the space
print "\$MB_string = [$MB_string]\n\n
Dan Jablonsky wrote:
> I need to catch an error raised in the script.
> Right now the script contains only one line:
> #!perl
> die("died here");
> Unfortunatelly, I can catch an error like "file not
> found", "no permission" BUT I CANNOT CATCH THE die().
> Any idea how to do it?
The difference is
Hello,
Thank you for the response. I read the same documents, and I
inferred that they work, regardless of their use.
I am attempting to use the WIN32::API::Prototype module to call
MultiByteToWideChar() and WideCharToMultiByte(). And I'm having some
success. I'll post my soluti
All,
I am trying to
create a excel spreadsheet using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel module. However, Only a
maxium of 255 characters can be writen into a cell of spreadsheet. I do need to
write more than 255 characters such as 1000 character into a cell. Is there
any way to do it? I know it is ki
Hi all,
i have the following code in a c# application:
--
I need to catch an error raised in the script.
Right now the script contains only one line:
#!perl
die("died here");
Unfortunatelly, I can catch an error like "file not
found", "no permission" BUT I CANNOT CATCH THE die().
Any idea ho
According to my 'perldoc posix' these commands are not really implemented.
Are you sure that they "should" work? Have u seen that someone else got
them to work the way u want them to? Can u do it with unicode? I've gotten
perl to print wide characters in that and Japanese before.
mbstowcs
Hello,
I have found numerous Perl POSIX man pages that state that
mbstowcs() and wcstombs() perform just like the C equivalent.
Unfortunately I can not seem to make my test case work.
In My example below the call to mbstowcs() returns 9, which is
the correct number of characters it
At 04:36 PM 2/17/05 +, steve silvers wrote:
> if($file =~ /.html/ig) {
if($file =~ /\.htm[l]{0,1}$/ig) {
> while() {
> chomp;
> $_ =~ s/<[^>]*>//g;
> my $test = $_;
> $test = substr($test, 0, 100);
> print "$test \n";
read "FILE", $bu
Hi all,
i have the following code in a c# application:
public void execscript()
{
Process myprocess = new Process();
try
{
string perl_script = "err0.pl";
myprocess.StartInfo.FileName "c:\\perl_dev\\" +
perl_script;
myprocess.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = false;
What I'm doing is searching in a directory that has about 5000 .html files.
My script grabs the name of each file, but I also need it to display the
first 100 characters or so of text in each file. My snippet below removes
all the html, but the results are not working good. All I want is:
File1
Kevin,
Thanks for your suggestion, the thread in this link shows up with an option
$image->Scale instead of $image->Resize and this works - at least on my old
Perl installation. Thanks to others who replied too, though they didn't
give the golden clue.
Yes I know it's old but it's a busy product
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