on Thu, 20 Jun 2002 17:27:35 GMT, Connie Chan wrote:
> Hi all, I am now making a bookshelf program with perl.
> At this very beginning, I do wonder if the below script
> can be simpler or not...
>
> [code snipped]
Please don't do this: use CGI.pm instead:
#! perl -w
use strict;
use CGI qw(:standard);
my $user = param('user') || 'system';
my $book = param('book') || 'index';
my $page = param('page') || 0;
# rest of program
> In case, I am assuming user's query will be :
> 1. http://whatever.tld/cgiDir/
> 2. http://whatever.tld/cgiDir/?username
> 3. http://whatever.tld/cgiDir/?username.bookname
> 4. http://whatever.tld/cgiDir/?userName.bookName&p=pageNum <- PageNum
> is an integer of cause
You should stick to the standard (which CGHI.pm understands), not invent
your own:
http://whatever.tld/cgiDir/program_name?user=auser;book=abook;page=12
where program_name is the name of your script.
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felix
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