If I was off-base on this one, I apologize...
I have always seen it as "Content-Type:" with capital C and T...
I have never seen it all lowercase.
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If memory serves, NET::SMTP is part of the libnet package.
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Ok, maybe I did not explain this properly...
I want the text inside the braces to be replaced with the value of the named
variable:
-
Example script:
#!/web/perl/bin/perl
use CGI qw/:standard/;
$Full_Name = param('Full_Name');
$E_Mail = param('E_Mail');
open (TMPL, "/pat
Well, I believe the problem is that your not returning any headers from the
script, so it can not be displayed.
Without posting the perl code, there is no real way to tell, but the error
you are explaining is normally a result of you not using the following line
at the top of your script:
prin
Sorry, Made a typo
$BUFFER should be all lowercase ($buffer)
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Try this:
print qq();
while(defined ($column) = $sth->fetchrow_array){
or
print qq($column\n) if (defined $column);
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Don't use double quotes unless you want in type more escape characters.
Use single quotes instead, it uses exactly these characters (not really the
best description). Double quotes allows for variables to be interpreted...
which you don't need in this instance.
>> my $file_to_get = '\\PC332\\C$\\
