Ernesto wrote:
I'm looking for a develop enviroment to work on my cgi archives, i'm
tired to work on pico linux editor :=)
Then i would like to work on something more friendly . . .
i myself use vim, screen, and a web browser for all my development
needs. vim's got the syntax highlighting
hello list,
i'm trying to do something like the following, but i'm not sure what the
correct syntax is:
---pseudo-code---
if (defined foo) {
change_to_different_run_mode();
}
else {
do something;
}
---end---
help?
thanks,
twkonefal
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There never was economic evidence in
basically, i have an application that checks the status of a user account on
the system. if it's active, i'd like to show a run mode that allows me to
modify its properties (expiration date, billing type, add comments, etc), but
if it's inactive, i'd like to show a different page (switch run
hello,
i realize this is off topic, but i'm hoping someone could direct me to a
resource that would tell me how to clear an input field (or reset it) when a
user hits the back button in a form. right now, you can type somthing into a
form, submit it, and get a nice page back, but if you don't
= 'images/cat2.gif');
my $body = $self-load_tmpl('createaccount.tmpl');
# fetch from DB later
$body-param(
folder_num='340',
name='Tomasz Konefal',
address='address',
postalcode='code',
phonenumber='number',
loginname='loginname
thank you,
i'll loook into it! :)
cheers,
twkonefal
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a CGI.pm, not a CGI::Application issue.
Remember that CGI.pm creates sticky form values by default. Look into
override in the CGI.pm docs to fix your stuck runmode problem.
