You could try using a .JS javascript file, and in that store a path and
then get the app to read that, you should be able to use it for other
things as well. Check out http://www.methodiststudent.org.uk for
examples of how the .js file could be used.
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Check out the DBI and Win32::ODBC modules which have some very good
references and sample as well as being subjects that many of us have
worked on.
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> Subject: Data
As this is the web discussion list why not just use the tag ?
I'm not completely sure of its coverage re
browser compatibility.
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alter table add (atr3 varchar2(30))
works in Oracle
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> > quick and fast:
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> > hi all,
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> From: Griffiths, Gregory D. /here
> Sent: 14 February 2001 09:04
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> Subject: RE: Automatically Submit HTML/ASP Forms
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> You just need to find what the action is and then recreate
> that action on your page with the login details.
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I think that you may have the syntax wrong for the module name, try
from a command prompt :
ppm search ODBC
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> Sent: 09 January 2001 09:24
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> Subject: RE: ppm install error
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> What command are you using that is causing the error ? most
> ppm commands look something like
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> PPM> install DBI
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> > -Or
You will need to install all of the modules listed in your USE
statements onto your new webservers installation of PERL. Then retry
this.
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You can't approach it this way, simply because Javascript runs only on
the client and you'd need to make a connection to the server or pass
all your table names across or use Java for this. You may also get away
with using a Form and Frames. The standard way is to submit the form to
some serve
Roland,
I use CGI.pm or Javascript to do mine for me.
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> Subject: FW: Cookies, HTTP::Cookies and Perl
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> Does anyone know where I might be able to f
just stick out a standard HMTL
Click here
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> Subject: FW: File Download
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> Anyone have an example of a Perl script that outputs HTML
> that allows a
> u
Following my question about CGI and SHTML files and the replies I have
the following 2 scenarios that I'd appreciate input on :
1. A static footer file (footer.html) that needs to be included with
all CGI driven and HTML driven pages. Fro the CGI stuff I assume I can
just open the file and rea
I've been quite happily using text/html as my return content type, but
I'd now like to include my standard header / footer etc in the return,
can I return a SHTML page or is it better to read the file into the
script and then dump it out instead ?
_
I've got a standard footer that I normally add to all my pages using
SSI, is there away to do the same thing when I send a response back
from a CGI.
The main difference as far as I can see is that a HTML file with SSI
included is a SHTML file, how do I set this in the content type ?
Is this pos
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