RE: How to do a static variable that persists from page to page

Mary, Your program should not wait for a web user to click a link or a Submit button -- ever. There are no cpu cycles and there is no storage reserved once you finish building the web page. Your whole program should draw a web page and exit. The user is then not wasting your time (and money)

Re: How to do a static variable that persists from page to page

On 5/1/06, Luke, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mary, Your program should not wait for a web user to click a link or a Submit button -- ever. There are no cpu cycles and there is no storage reserved once you finish building the web page. Your whole program should draw a web page and exit. The

Re: CGI::Fast and ithreads.

On Tue, 25 Apr 2006, Eugene Kosov wrote: I'm writing a CGI application and am going to use ithreads in order to reduce execution time. Is it possible with CGI::Fast? I get segmentation fault every time I'm using threads with CGI::Fast. SNIP [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ perl test.pl I'm a thread.

still have questions about hidden fields

Hi all, Many thanks to all who wrote about the static variable. I now know a lot more about cgi than I knew a few days ago! In the interest of keeping my code simple, I would like to take user input from a textfield and remember it to use it in database calls on successive pages. L.