Hi,
I am new to all this Perl stuff and am having a minor problem. Fact is, I am crap at regular expressions.
Here is an example of something I want to do, but cannot find the right combination of \/\/ or whatever to do it.
Here goes -
I have a variable that contains either \ or 0-9. If the...
Hi all,
I have the following problem and a partial solution.
I have a folder - lets call it A. Within A, I have numbered folders 0-19. I have managed to open all the folders and made them ready for the rest of the operation.
I have a separate folder, called IMAGES, full of JPG's.
I need to...
I've managed to sort it out.
I have discovered a module called Mason.
This module enables perl to be included within HTML and then output the results as accordingly. The perl is encased within the HTML using <%perl> at each end. Any perl code can be included.
Thanks for the help anyway...
Thanks for the quick reply.
The thing is still not working, however. I kind of know how to print from an array under a text based environment, but I cannot print the contents of this array under HTML. This may actually be more of a HTML question than a perl one, but I am sure someone here must...
Hi all,
I am writing a CGI script that outputs some HTML. This is quite easy for me, apart from the following...
Before I output the HTML, I call a function and pass its results to an array - @array=function();
I would like to print the contents of this array in the HTML page, but either end...
Thanks all,
I will implement your suggestions, but I am now faced with the poser - can it be done with a script anyway?
I am now interested in how much of the back end of windows I can actually mess around with using perl...
Is there a good resource anyone knows of for this?
Thanks again
Hi all,
I have a potentially stupid question...
I would like to be able to run a perl program that changes the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Workgroup \ Domain name under Win2k.
Basically, I am using my laptop on 2 separate networks - home and office, and am mighty hacked off with having to...
Thanks guys, I solved it myself.
I was using a path to 'howdy.cgi' on my local machine rather than just using src="howdy.cgi".
Works fine now, on to the complicated stuff!
Thanks guys, I solved it myself.
I was using a path to 'howdy.cgi' on my local machine rather than just using src="howdy.cgi".
Works fine now, on to the complicated stuff!
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