>
> thanks again. Is it possible to display text from a page/window into a new
> page/window (pop up)?
> .. like displaying
> >[+ $foo +]
> in another window/page.
>
It maybe possible with some javascript at the client side. That means you
have to dynamicly create these javascript, instead of p
thanks again. Is it possible to display text from a page/window into a new
page/window (pop up)?
.. like displaying
>[+ $foo +]
in another window/page.
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>>
>> thanks. what if the text is stored in a variable and i want
>> to display it in a whole browser window(same/n
>
> thanks. what if the text is stored in a variable and i want
> to display it in a whole browser window(same/new).
>
> in DBI
> [- my ($foo) = $sth->fetchrow_array() -]
>
> how do it display $foo? do i have to save it in a file?
>
>
You must put this in a page on it's own
[-
DBI->connec
>
> I have some embperl scripts that need to pass a lot of values
> between them, and
> until I discovered this trick, I was always manually typeing the whole
> string "value=[+ $fdat{someid} +]&foo=[+ bar +]" etc. However,
> how about if
> you want to change just value, but not change the value
Hi,
>
> Well it looks like this:
>
> [- Execute("common.ep"); -]
>
> which contains [! sub abc { } !] and so on. So maybe I should write [!
> Execute("common.ep"); !] if I want to compile common.ep only
> once.
You could do so, but you don't know the package name they are compiled in. I
see the
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>Either put the button in a form on it's own where the action points to the
>file you want to display, or use a image and make it a link to the file
>
>Gerald
thanks. what if the text is stored in a variable and i want
to display it in a whole browser window(same/new).
tnx bryan and gerald...
its working now.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>> The problem is the angle brackets in the statement "". EmbPerl
>> translates them into HTML entities before passing the line off to Perl
>> to process. You need to set $optRawInput=1 in a block prior to the one
>> that con
On 23-Jun-2000 Gerald Richter wrote:
> Page 2
>
> otherwise Embperl cannot recognise that the [+ .. +] belongs to the href
> attribute.
>
> When you are inside a URL (e.g. href, src) Embperl converts a array ref
> automaticly to
>
> a=1&b=2&c=3
This is a really cool. However, I have a questi
>
> The problem is the angle brackets in the statement "". EmbPerl
> translates them into HTML entities before passing the line off to Perl
> to process. You need to set $optRawInput=1 in a block prior to the one
> that contains your while statement. I usually make the following block
> the fir
> Can you comment on caching a bit? I was under the
> impression that HTML::Embperl had no caching
> facilities.
Embperl 1.x hasn't, Embperl 2 will have...
>
> Reading the HTML::Mason docs this morning, I noticed
> that it supports cache expiry based on 3 conditions:
> - 1 - time
> - 2 - condi
The problem is the angle brackets in the statement "". EmbPerl
translates them into HTML entities before passing the line off to Perl
to process. You need to set $optRawInput=1 in a block prior to the one
that contains your while statement. I usually make the following block
the first one in my
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>>
>> just wanna know how to open a text file in embperl
>>
>How do you do it in Perl?
>
>open FH, "filename" ;
>
>or ask more detailed what your problems is...
this one didn't work... why?
test
[- open FILE, "/full/path/of/my/file"; -]
[$ while ($line = ) $]
[+ $
Can you comment on caching a bit? I was under the
impression that HTML::Embperl had no caching
facilities. The one email msg I read in the archives
from an [EMAIL PROTECTED] mentioned the use of a
transhandler to do caching based on file-generation
time... but this appeared to be an in-house solut
Hi
Gerald, Thanks for replay. I use squid as proxy server. I think the
problem not in proxy. When I print environment from a CGI script all seems
be OK. On server side I use apache with SSL and the "user" connect to
this site through squid proxy. And in this situation appears the d
Hi,
>
> just wanna know how to open a text file in embperl
>
How do you do it in Perl?
open FH, "filename" ;
or ask more detailed what your problems is...
Gerald
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hello there...
just wanna know how to open a text file in embperl
tnx
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Hi,
>Normaly HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR variable points to clients IP and
>REMOTE_ADDR to proxy IP if request is via proxy.
>Situation:
>trough proxy:
>HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR is unset
>REMOTE_ADDR points to the IP of the proxy server
>
>Did anybody know workaround for this situation?
>I want to get the
> i am planning to create an embperl page with
> form fields (text inputs and buttons). how do i
> make a button display a text file in a whole
> web page (new or same) when clicked? any
> suggestion? thanks.
>
Either put the button in a form on it's own where the action points to the
file you wan
Hi,
Normaly HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR variable points to clients IP and
REMOTE_ADDR to proxy IP if request is via proxy.
Situation:
trough proxy:
HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR is unset
REMOTE_ADDR points to the IP of the proxy server
Did anybody know workaround for this situation?
I want to get the clinets IP
i am planning to create an embperl page with
form fields (text inputs and buttons). how do i
make a button display a text file in a whole
web page (new or same) when clicked? any
suggestion? thanks.
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