Re: Download Dialog

our disk. You can put the link in a directory which only holds such links, and then put a minimal "home.html" page in that directory so that people will not get a directory listing if they leave off the file name ("Sorry, you can't get there from here!"). Cameron -- Cameron

Re: apache & mod_perl

cess user input before I send things back out. I guess I could run a separate applications server, but that seems to add at least a second level of complexity, _and_ another thing to learn. Cameron -- Cameron Dorey Associate Professor of Chemistry University of Central Arkansas Phone: 501-450

Re: apache & mod_perl

ation) disk, nor for download or sale at Microsoft's site. Might somebody clue me in on where it can be found? Cameron -- Cameron Dorey Associate Professor of Chemistry University of Central Arkansas Phone: 501-450-5938 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ Perl-

Re: Emailing forms w/data intact

HTML syntax might be a little off, but I hope the idea comes across. If you want just a plain text file with the user input in it, then just leave out all the HTML stuff and format it as you want to. If this is not what you want to do, please explain more. Cameron -- Cameron Dorey Associate Pro

Re: SCRIPT GOES TO A TEXT WINDOW AND NOT A BROWSER

o TEXT/HTML, then the > entire file shows up in the browser as a text file rather than just > the output of the script. Help! What do I do? Your webserver software configuration is obviously flawed. Look there. Cameron -- Cameron Dorey Associate Professor of Chemistry University of

Re: How to make upload script with Perl

sing CGI.pm and the examples included with it (and in the POD). 2. Unbookmark cgi-resources.com as fast as you can (maybe this should be step 1). Note: #2 is JMHO Cameron -- Cameron Dorey Associate Professor of Chemistry University of Central Arkansas Phone: 5

Re: Removing CRLFs from TEXTAREA form field

it more readable). The problem is that CRLF is \r\n in Window$, not just \n, so that is the pattern he has to change. If you place your output in a text file, you'll find the CR is still there (it comes up as a black rectangle in Notepad). Cameron -- Cameron Dorey Associate Professor of Che

Re: perl to launch a program on user's pc from cgi-generated web page

programs, I have not used. The HTTP protocol was never intended to let a server take control of a client, this would make the hacker attacks we see now look like Kindergarten mischief. So you have to have a real RC program on both machines to do it. Cameron -- Cameron Dorey A

Re: generating data lists with html::template

ture. If you aren't, you can sign up by "sending a blank message to [EMAIL PROTECTED])." (from the module docs). Cameron -- Cameron Dorey Associate Professor of Chemistry University of Central Arkansas Phone: 501-450-5938 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Web Servers

hat's why they call it the Abyss? Sorry, couldn't help that. Cameron -- Cameron Dorey Associate Professor of Chemistry University of Central Arkansas Phone: 501-450-5938 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ Perl-Win32-Web mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To un

Re: CGI Related issue

ou "run it through the web?" What do your web server logs say? Please send messages to this list in plain text. Your HTML message, plus the lack of any indenting in your code at the end, make it very hard to read. Cameron -- Cameron Dorey Associate Professor of Chemistry University

Re: One More Question - :-)

ar to a donut you are sending the normal HTTP header before you print the Redirect statement (which actually sends a Redirect header). This is a no-no. See the CGI.pm docs for a slightly more detailed explanation. Cameron -- Cameron Dorey Associate Profess

Re: One More Question - :-)

_ header statement before my redirect? Yes, put the "print q->header();" statement down to end_html inside the other "if" case because you don't want to see any of it if all you want to do is redirect. Cameron -- Cameron Dorey A