Evan Panagiotopoulos wrote:
> I have a text file and I would like to use the print command. I read the
> documentation but I couldn't make heads or tails.
> I have the variable containing the string in variable $fields{add}, the text
> file in in variable taxfile.dat, and the receiving variable is
Hiya Gerry,
Is this db a relational database (like MySQL) ?? If so, have you heard of the DBI
module? Using
it, you can query the db and return the info in an array. Then, using a while loop,
your script
can "determine" how many 's in the table to have. Like most of the other modules
in Pe
I have a text file and I would like to use the print command. I read the
documentation but I couldn't make heads or tails.
I have the variable containing the string in variable $fields{add}, the text
file in in variable taxfile.dat, and the receiving variable is $lines. This
is the best I could co
I'm a very new beginner to both Perl and Linux, but to get a specific program to run
(twiki.org) I need to install the Net::STMP Perl Module on Linux 7.1. I have
downloaded the .tar.gz file but need either a good descriptive web site or someone to
walk me through installing the module. I hav
> -Original Message-
> From: Gerry Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 11:21 AM
> To: CGI Beginners
> Subject: Tables in CGI
>
>
> I've been tormented by a very small problem. I'm trying to
> display the
> results of a database query using CGI. What I've d
I've been tormented by a very small problem. I'm trying to display the
results of a database query using CGI. What I've done is create subroutines
to return the names of the table columns and another to return the data, both
of which are stored in seperate arrays. So I have my data, but the tab
