hello, how do i change the location that perl is looking for modules at runtime? another application has installed its own instance of perl and my script is looking in the wrong location for the modules. i've confirmed that the version i have is included in the "Path". i see the module at: D:\P
hi,
i have a cgi script that i would like to add some logging to. i would like
to log the ip of those using it. is there an easy way to capture this? i
know i can look at the server logs but i'd like to be able to log the
script inputs and ip of the requestor.
any help and example code is appreci
of course!
thanks!
-adam
--- Lyle Kopnicky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Adam Peterson wrote:
>
> >hi,
> >
> >i'm attempting to open a parent directory that contains many sub
> >directories and a few text and .pdf files. i want to test to see if the
hi,
i'm attempting to open a parent directory that contains many sub
directories and a few text and .pdf files. i want to test to see if the
current file/dir is a directory before attempting to open it and test the
filenames within it. i'm trying to use -d test but it doesn't seem to work
and says
hello,
i'm attempting to execute the following
query against a MS SQL 2000 db. only the first instance of the results are
being returned. i'm not sure if i'm using the correct method and hope that
someone can point me in the right direction... this is my first time
trying to use cursors with dbi.
hi,
i have a cgi script where i attempt to compare the values in 2 separate
hashes( %query_data & %cgi_data). if there are differences in the vaules,
i would like to build a 3rd hash (%update_data) containing the differences
(the keys of the two hashes are the same). i'm having no luck... any
advi
