I have a perl script that runs fine when I run it standalone. It basically
reads a file from a network drive and writes output to a network drive.
When I call this from a the web page it fails. (Error sometimes points to
access permissions)
A few facts:
the apache web server is running loca
Good Morning -
I think this is (one of) the last question(s) - I have the following
structure -
$the_data[$datapointcnt] =
{
x => $maturity_range_counter,
y =>
$maturity[$maturity_range_counter][$maturity_deta
Ah - the next step in the learning process
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I have a web page - let's say index.htm
- on the page is a 'button' to click which
launches a perl script which does some processing (no problem so
far)
When the perl script is done I would like to bring
up a different web page - let's say n
Chuck,
This did the trick Thank You!
The small things in life - like syntax!!
Andrew
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Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 4:09 PM
Subject: Re: Another Question - hashes please ..
Andrew,
try:
$the_data[1]->{y} =
Good Afternoon - I have a hash that I define
as:
$the_data[1] ={
x => "A",y => "B",};print
$the_data[1] -> {x};
works and prints A
if I want to update the value of 'y' to C
like:
$the_data[1]
={y => "C"};print
$the_data[1] -> {x};
this does not work because it prints o
I am sorry if this is getting posted twice
- I had problems with my computer last night and am not sure what was sent and
what never made it...
Again - patience for a beginner would be
appreciated - I think I am getting the picture though
I saw the messages from Floyd R
