I have another quick question. Please forgive me asking it here, since it isn't directly related to MacPerl.
I'm designing a website with frames. I usually try to avoid frames, but they want frames. It works like this:
3 frames:
[____head_____] | s | ] | i | Main ] | d | ] | e | ]
On the 'Side' frame, I have a login form. When they enter in the username and password, I want to change both the 'side' and the 'main' frames.
My question is how to I have multiple target frames in an output of a CGI?
Is there a better way?
Thanks!
- Adam Stern
On 18/06/2003 at 01:01 -0400, Adam Stern wrote:Is there a way to determine the size in pixels of a gif/jpeg file without using GD or anything the requires an external c lib? I'm doing an online photo gallery and want to do a thumbnail page.
I believe Image::Size is pure Perl; it is certainly more specialised than GD et al.
http://search.cpan.org/author/RJRAY/Image-Size/Size.pm
[I sent this to the list earlier but it doesn't seem to have come through, so I'm sending a direct copy as well.]
-- :: paul :: compiles with canadian cs1471 protocol
