HI, :-)
Just look at this code: (but you need to
understand something of _javascript_ and CSS- 'though you ought to unless
you want to deal with Flash and Ming-Perl (http://todbot.com/ming/) :-)
http://www.webreference.com/dhtml/hiermenus/
If you don't know about JS and CSS you might try to
Hello Danny,
no not really, most of the perl apps I write are for web..
I have got to the stage where a have a mix of html, java and perl..
Johnno
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> Looking for something (perl module, etc) to tak
Title: RE: [Perl-unix-users] Suggestions for Perl Report Generators
Have you tried looking on CPAN? There are probably some .png generating modules that plug in to imagemagick or the like.
grant babb
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Looking for something (perl module, etc) to take a bunch of data, stats,
etc and make some fancy reports out of it. Graphs, stats, pretty pics,
etc.
Not dealing with Apache or other server weblogs.
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Jon Earle
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On Mon November 3 2003 14:13, Danny Brow wrote:
> I should have stated that this is for a web app written in perl. Not
> sure if this will make a difference.
It doesn't. mouse overs are a client-side issue, historically only done with
javascript (unless you're using flash or a java applet or sim
