Its rude/bad/silly to post msgs to two lists at once, esp. as this is _javascript_ not perl but it appears to be a wanker's code to get folks to a web site in the Netherlands. All that:function rd() { var a = l3[4]+l1[8]+l2[4]+l1[3]+l2[5]+l3[4]; var b = l2[2]+l2[5]+l1[2]+l1[0]+l3[1]+l1[8]+l2[5
I saw this on a web site and was curious as to what it does...
var br = navigator;var brNameStr = br.appName;var brVerStr = br.appVersion;var brAgentStr = br.userAgent;var brIE = chkIEBr();var brNS = chkNSBr();var brOther = (!brIE) && (!brNS);var brMac = chkMacBr();var brMain
On Fri, 07 Nov 2003 17:10:48 -0800, Jeff Griffiths <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi Jeff! :)
>1. even though we set up IIS for Perl CGI during the MSI install, you also
>have to manually 'Allow' the extension in the Internet Information
>Services Manager under 'WebService Extensions'. This is becau
I'd like to add some general comments regarding CGI and IIS 6
specifically, sort of as a heads-up. I am posting to these lists mostly
in an effort to reach the most users, sorry if it's slightly off-topic
The next ActivePerl includes formal support for the Windows Server 2003
platform, including su
Jamie Le Tual wrote:
Well, looking at the source code for Zlib.xs, we see that the filename
is a null terminated string that starts at offset 10L.
Knowing that, and having a copy of a gzip file, we can just peek at the
header of the gzip file.
#!perl
use strict;
my $filename = "./something_else.
