good to start with an O'Reilys book on CGI. Either that or google it up. I
don't have any specific recommendation for you though.
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 11:15 AM, Rob Owens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Could you recommend a good starting place for me to do some reading on cgi?
>
> -Rob
>
> dan
Could you recommend a good starting place for me to do some reading on cgi?
-Rob
dan wrote:
> I think that you can do this without too much difficulty. just read up
> on cgi a little bit. as long as you dont alter the scripts and just
> mess with the layout and add or remove things you should
I think that you can do this without too much difficulty. just read up on
cgi a little bit. as long as you dont alter the scripts and just mess with
the layout and add or remove things you should be alright.
i will look into this a bit also. I think that the best thing to do would
be to leave t
I'm trying to avoid potential issues. I'm considering selling
pre-configured BackupPC servers to small businesses.
I don't mean to say that the interface is complicated, but there is a
lot of information there and some people will panic when they see it.
I'd like to give them just the extreme
?? How is the interface complicated? I have a number of VERY low tech users
that are capable of using the standard interface to backup their computers.
I man a fairly simple PDF walk through for them as a refernce and I have
virtually zero issues.
Are you trying to avoid a potential issue or do y
I'd like to make the CGI interface a little less overwhelming for my
non-technical users. Could somebody give me advice on how to edit it?
I really know nothing about CGI, but I hope that I can rely on my logic
to figure out what lines of code do what.
I'm hoping I can have both a simple and t
