Charles Maier wrote:
>
> I am having some sort of mental block ... but can someone point me at some
> resource that explains how to make cgi talk to individual frames of a
> multi-frame-cgi-generated web page??
>
> What I want to do is have a 2-frame window... both having a form in them. My
> pr
> Dave Fowlie wrote:
>
> Right I'm trying to convert an existing PERL cgi file (which used to
> run on a Linux machine)
>
> I've got Active Perl installed on my Win2k boxand I started
> writing the file using perlscript as an ASP page.
>
> I immediately bumped into a problem.
>
> There's l
Right I'm trying to
convert an existing PERL cgi file (which used to run on a Linux
machine)
I've got Active Perl
installed on my Win2k boxand I started writing the file using perlscript as
an ASP page.
I immediately bumped
into a problem.
There's lots of
lists (ar
> I am having some sort of mental block ... but can someone point me at some
> resource that explains how to make cgi talk to individual frames of a
> multi-frame-cgi-generated web page??
Perhaps a Javascript page? It sounds like you want a child frame to
write to another child frame.
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The URI::Escape module works great. Takes care of the spaces and the #. Thanks for
the help.
Stanley G. Martin
Midwest Consulting Group
Sprint Platform & Strategy Mgmt
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The # is a special character that indicates that all further characters on
that line should be ignored. If you want to use # as a # instead of a
comment indicator, you need to escape the # with a \.
Ben
At 08:57 AM 3/8/01 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I have a CGI program that I want to pass
I am having some sort of mental block ... but can someone point me at some
resource that explains how to make cgi talk to individual frames of a
multi-frame-cgi-generated web page??
What I want to do is have a 2-frame window... both having a form in them. My
problem is "how do I 'address' the tw
Are you really including a space in the URI?
Never do that: %20 instead: see `perldoc perlfaq9`:
How do I decode or create those %-encodings on the web?
Here's an example of decoding:
$string =
"http://altavista.digital.com/cgi-bin/query?pg=q&what=news&fmt=.&q=%2Bcgi-bin+%2Bpe
I have a CGI program that I want to pass a field as an argument in a
link that has a # (pound sign) in it. When it gets to the next page,
anything after the # is truncated as if it is a comment.
Example:
Backup #1 Comes across as justBackup
I don't know if this is a regex question or not
At 12:15 08/03/2001, Kristofer Wolff wrote:
>hi all, I start a process with Proc::Simple,
>
>my question is: how can I read the PID from thses startinf process to kill
>it in an other programm ?
>
>
>use Proc::Simple;
>$myproc = Proc::Simple->new();# Create a new process object
>$myproc->s
hi all, I start a process with Proc::Simple,
my question is: how can I read the PID from thses startinf process to kill
it in an other programm ?
use Proc::Simple;
$myproc = Proc::Simple->new();# Create a new process object
$myproc->start("perl running.pl");# Launch a shell proc
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