On Thursday 12 July 2001 21:01, you wrote:
I am having trouble getting global variables to work and I was hoping if
someone could give me some insight. This is the situation:
1) page 1 sets a global variable test to 0 (nsv_set . test 0)
2) page 2 reads that variable correctly (nsv_get .
try to visit this site..
http://panoptic.com/wiki/aolserver/AOLserverContributedSoftware
http://www.aolserver.com/docs/tcldev/tcldev.htm
http://www.scriptics.com/man/tcl8.2/TclCmd/contents.htm
this sites will help u a lot..
good luck
On 2001.07.13, Tom Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mom and Dad,
It was a pleasure meeting you last week and discussing my summer
internship prospect in Global Markets at RPC Securities. I found our
talk to be insightful, and it has given me a new focus on a possible
career in sales.
Looks
Well, what can I say?
Here is what I think happened.
A Windows computer behind a SOCKS firewall got infected on June 30.
I assigned this computer a public ip last night, allowing it to directly
contact my mail server.
Everyone in my Netscape account got an email, including this list.
I
Hey, I did an rm -r /$dir once in a perl script where $dir happened to be
inadvertently empty. I was root at the time too. That was a good lesson.
You're not a stupid idiot.
/s.
Well, what can I say?
Here is what I think happened.
A Windows computer behind a SOCKS firewall got infected on
On Friday 13 July 2001 19:40, you wrote:
I am trying to fix it so a page is always fetched fresh from the server,
even when the user hits the back button (or I use it with .history(-1))
I have tried ns_setexpires, which does not seem to work by itself. The
client still seems to use cache.
I am trying to fix it so a page is always fetched fresh from the server, even when the
user hits the back button (or I use it with .history(-1))
I have tried ns_setexpires, which does not seem to work by itself. The client still
seems to use cache.
I tried adding ns_set put [ns_conn headers]
