Hi All,
I am trying to create the CGI login script which has to take parameters like
username and password ( username : ip address, password: *).
And displays the page. Here I have to use CGI module with textfield.
To be honest I have not tried much on this, but simply I have embedded a
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Subject: Perl Login Script using CGI module
Hi All,
I am trying to create the CGI
Hi Brian,
Thanks a lot for your kind mail and in detail description.
Please find the the code I have written as per your suggestion, but while
running I got the error which is pasted after code.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use CGI ':standard';
use CGI::Carp qw{fatalsToBrowser};
$q = new CGI;
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Subject: Re: Perl Login Script using CGI module
Hi Brian,
Thanks a lot for your kind mail and in detail description.
Please find the the code I
I have some code which needs to set hyperlinks in an Excel document and
I want the text displayed to be different from the actual link address.
The following code works just fine for me:
$worksheet-Hyperlinks-Add({ Anchor=
$worksheet-Cells($row, $col),
I want to override all 'our' and all 'my' statements in a script. how do i do
this, without any third party modules, just code.
this may sound funny, but I would like to initialize all declared variables to
'undef' or '()'.
thanks in advance for your tips.
Jeremy
Hi Jeremy,
On Mar 18, 2009, at 6:43 AM, Jer A wrote:
I want to override all 'our' and all 'my' statements in a script.
how do i do this, without any third party modules, just code.
Mmm, sounds tricky. There was an article on StackOverflow recently
about redefining Perl functions, perhaps
