> LIBASOV IOANNIS wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> Does anybody know how to to send .zip or .tar file using CGI script
To send a .zip/.tar file, just change the content-type header to the appropriate
MIME type and do a binmode on both STDOUT and the FH that you are reading the
zip from. If you have proble
Hello PerlWin32Users List,
I am trying to compile the Perl 5 module Win32::API
(http://dada.perl.it/) on WinNT4 sp6 using MinGW - gcc-2.95.2.1 and
having a rough go of it with the xs code. The compilation fails
because this code has an undeclared identifier:
--- console output, watch for wrappi
Hi!
Does anybody know how to to send .zip or .tar file using CGI
script
The code is as follows. First I import the file:
Gary is testing this program|This is a test of html code.
test
||http://www.charlotte.com/||right||
The script reads it in a splits it by the delimiter, using a subroutine
listed below the html:
$db_filename = "$db" . "$page\.txt"
On Sat, 6 Jan 2001, Gary Nielson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed a problem with a cgi script I am writing that generates a
> form. The user fills out the form, the contents of which I use in other
> programs. If the user wants to edit her form, she simply later calls up
> the script using the query s
On Sat, 6 Jan 2001, Brian Gibson wrote:
> I am setting up an FTP Server and I am working on a script
> that will remove all files in tmp that haven't been Modified in the past
> 30 days (for house cleaning purposes)
>
> I found this code in O'Reilly's "Learning Perl on Win32 Systems"
>
> -
Hi,
I noticed a problem with a cgi script I am writing that generates a
form. The user fills out the form, the contents of which I use in other
programs. If the user wants to edit her form, she simply later calls up
the script using the query string environment variable tacked on to the
end of th
On Fri, 5 Jan 2001, Lawrence, Rob wrote:
> This is sad
>
> How do you check to see if a string is empty?
>
> my $stuff
> while($stuff "I don't know)
> {
> print "You must enter a value\n";
> $stuff = ;
> }
>
You can check to see if it is equal to an empty string, e.g.
if ($stuff eq '') {
Brian Steele wrote:
>
> I'm I missing something here?
>
> What about
>
> if(!$stuff) {print "string is empty"}
What about:
my $stuff = 0;
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I'm I missing something here?
What about
if(!$stuff) {print "string is empty"}
- Original Message -
From: "Naftel, Bill S" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: ""Lawrence; Rob" " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2001 8:37 AM
Subject: RE: Dumb Question: How to che
Rob,
this is really a quick-draw shot from the hip, & will probably be
shamefacedly apologized for later, but having said that, couldn't one
check for the presence of one or more Any characters? sort of like
#using $_
unless /.+/ {print "nothing here\n"}
regards,
bill naftel
Hi, all
i am stuck with a problem and i cannot find any solution to it. I have to
mention beforehand that i still am a beginner in Perl, so give me some
allowance for my code...
OK - i have this ascii-file with the codes and the names of German bancs
(some 5000+), which looks like this:
...
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