Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> > The attached lex program will parse a URL-encoded string (from stdin)
> > and emit a sequence of shell commands which define environment
> > variables.
>
> You aren't seriously saying that you feed CGI input to a shell are you?
>
> This LEX program both contains a p
Glynn Clements wrote:
> The attached lex program will parse a URL-encoded string (from stdin)
> and emit a sequence of shell commands which define environment
> variables.
You aren't seriously saying that you feed CGI input to a shell are you?
This LEX program both contains a parsing bug on cor
Ricardo Peres wrote:
> I have some questions for you gurus regarding CGI programming and
> PostgreSQL databases:
>
> 1-What is the simplest way to convert an "urlencoded" string
> (resultant from a HTTP POST or GET) into an ascii string? I have written a
> couple of functions do to that, but I'
On Mon, 22 Jun 1998, Ricardo Peres wrote:
> 1-What is the simplest way to convert an "urlencoded" string
> (resultant from a HTTP POST or GET) into an ascii string? I have written a
> couple of functions do to that, but I'm have certain doubts as to their
> simplicity...
Look at the sour
On Mon, 22 Jun 1998, Ricardo Peres wrote:
>1-What is the simplest way to convert an "urlencoded" string
>(resultant from a HTTP POST or GET) into an ascii string? I have written a
>couple of functions do to that, but I'm have certain doubts as to their
>simplicity...
In perl I use the CGI module
On Mon, 22 Jun 1998, Ricardo Peres wrote:
> Hello!
> I have some questions for you gurus regarding CGI programming and
> PostgreSQL databases:
>
> 1-What is the simplest way to convert an "urlencoded" string
> (resultant from a HTTP POST or GET) into an ascii string? I have written a
> couple of
Hello!
I have some questions for you gurus regarding CGI programming and
PostgreSQL databases:
1-What is the simplest way to convert an "urlencoded" string
(resultant from a HTTP POST or GET) into an ascii string? I have written a
couple of functions do to that, but I'm have certain doubts as to