> Does Perl have a functional equivalent to Java's StringBuffer object??? I
> have output heading to CGI and to and email (it's a large, ugly script
that
> I'm rewriting for someone and will hopefully cleanup a bit in the process)
> interspersed amongst themselves. I already have a working solutio
Heya,
Does Perl have a functional equivalent to Java's StringBuffer object??? I
have output heading to CGI and to and email (it's a large, ugly script that
I'm rewriting for someone and will hopefully cleanup a bit in the process)
interspersed amongst themselves. I already have a working s
On 11 Apr 2001, at 16:23, Kristofer Wolff wrote:
> i am looking for a way to copy directorys including subdirectorys and
> files... any idea ? if there is a perl-module ???
>
> thanks
> Ven
Win32::FileOp
http://jenda.krynicky.cz
Jenda
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Josh Gray wrote:
> What's the best way to make a single form be able to submit
> with multiple different buttons that when parsing the
> results be able to tell which button was clicked?
Give them names and values. But why use buttons? Why not use links (or
custom button image links)?
> I'll e
Heh this is a little hard explain, the radio button just denotes a value
that only one record can take on, the inline submit edits the single record
and the final submit continues to the next page. here's a screenshot for
clarification..
http://orcs.missouri.edu/beta/eirb_shot.jpg
any ideas?
>I'll explain the situation more if that is unclear.. A certain page is
>listing "n" records that on the far right each one has a radio button and a
>submit (or type=button) button that edits the certain record, and a final
>submit button at the bottom.
why do you have two submit buttons (the on
This is more of a html question, but i'm sure someone here will be able to
help out..
What's the best way to make a single form be able to submit with multiple
different buttons that when parsing the results be able to tell which button
was clicked?
I'll explain the situation more if that is unc
