Hello Alejandro and All,
Le 9 mai 04, à 02:25, Alejandro Tejada a écrit :
on Sat, 8 May 2004 00:39:58 +0200
Pierre Sahores wrote in response to Alejandro Tejada:
By the way, talking about protection of data,
Does exist a way to get the contents or
the scripts of stacks opened directly in the
Hi all,
thanks for responding.
Terry Vogelaar wrote:
Remember that the engine quits as soon as the file is processed. So
while you read the results, the engine is not running anymore. When you
save data to an array, it has to be a custom property as an array and
you have to save the stack to
Malte Brill heeft op zaterdag, 8 mei 2004 om 11:07 (Europe/Amsterdam)
het volgende geschreven:
I´m trying to set up 4 Webpages.
fruit.html
meat.html
perishable_food.html
vegetables.html
Each Html file has a set of forms. A desrciption of an item, a field
to type
a numerical value in. The CGI
Hi,
now that I´ve set everything up on my machine here I´m eager to play around
with the CGI stuff. Would it be possible to keep the values stored in an
array over more than one Webpage and manipulate that array on Page 1, Page
2, etc? Do I need to use cookies for that?
Best,
Malte
Malte,
Hi,
now that I´ve set everything up on my machine here I´m eager to play around
with the CGI stuff. Would it be possible to keep the values stored in an
array over more than one Webpage and manipulate that array on Page 1, Page
2, etc? Do I need to use cookies for that?
you can
Le 7 mai 04, à 15:06, jbv a écrit :
Malte,
Hi,
now that I´ve set everything up on my machine here I´m eager to play
around
with the CGI stuff. Would it be possible to keep the values stored in
an
array over more than one Webpage and manipulate that array on Page 1,
Page
2, etc? Do I need
--- Malte Brill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
now that I´ve set everything up on my machine here
I´m eager to play around
with the CGI stuff. Would it be possible to keep the
values stored in an
array over more than one Webpage and manipulate that
array on Page 1, Page
2, etc? Do I need
on Fri, 07 May 2004
jbv respond to Pierre:
Pierre wrote:
About using temp files : because a read/write proc
is always slower
than getting/setting a global var, i avoid, for my
own to use temp
files.
I see your point, but if the end user is not
supposed to see the
data, temp files
Le 7 mai 04, à 21:10, Alejandro Tejada a écrit :
on Fri, 07 May 2004
jbv respond to Pierre:
Pierre wrote:
About using temp files : because a read/write proc
is always slower
than getting/setting a global var, i avoid, for my
own to use temp
files.
I see your point, but if the end user is not
jbv heeft op vrijdag, 7 mei 2004 om 15:06 (Europe/Amsterdam) het
volgende geschreven:
Malte,
Hi,
now that I´ve set everything up on my machine here I´m eager to play
around
with the CGI stuff. Would it be possible to keep the values stored in
an
array over more than one Webpage and manipulate
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