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Pattern Matching Expression (HTML tag)
Thanks again dkyrtata Everything is working fine. Thank you again for the help. Really appreciated. -
Pattern Matching Expression (HTML tag)
Thanks again dkyrtata for the help. I just realized my last post wasn't really accurate. When I said I would like to only accept <input> and <select>, I didn't tell you there's could be some stuff before and after the name="xxx". Example: <input type="text" name="state" size="32"... -
Pattern Matching Expression (HTML tag)
Thanks a lot dkyrtata Really appreciated. I really have to improve my RegEx skills. How complicated to make the RegEx only accept <input name="xxxx"> or <select name="xxxx">. This way, it would ignore any other tags with "name" in it, such as <meta name="xxxx">. Thanks again. -
Pattern Matching Expression (HTML tag)
Thank you dkyrtata for the help. Really appreciated. Your Regex does work but the HTML content I'm trying to process has many <> tags in it. What I'm trying to do is to "echo" the value of the following variables (could be more variables) in the HTML content. Here are the variables to... -
Pattern Matching Expression (HTML tag)
I need some help to come up with a pattern matching expression. I need to process some HTML content and change one specific HTML tag: <input> So I open the HTML file and place the content into an array. This is part of the array (HTML content) I need to process. So I want to change this... -
Print array with comma separating elements
Thanks to both of you for the help. Really appreciated. -
Print array with comma separating elements
Hi, I'm trying to find a simple way to print an array with a comma separating each element. But a need a way to apply "styles" specific to each element; <span class="{style}"> before, and </span> after each element. Is it possible to use the "print join" and still be able to apply specific... -
Table joining (w/ sub-query)
PWise Thanks a lot for the help and the quick reply. Really appreciated !!! Your query works perfectly. MajP Thanks for the quick reply.- Extension
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Table joining (w/ sub-query)
Hi, I need some help with a fairly simple query. Here's all the details : Note: This is not the actual data. This sample data will make it easier to explain. Table: Course ______________________________________ ID_Course | Name 20 | Math 21 | Chemistry 22 | Arts 23 | History 25 |...- Extension
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Dynamic form variables (_POST)
Thanks to everyone for the help. tsuji: This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks. -
Dynamic form variables (_POST)
Hi, I need to loop through all the records in an XML file and check if a specific record (user_id) exist in the form submitted. The form field names match the user_id from the XML file. I assume it's a stupid error but when I execute the script, I get an "Illegal offset" error. $users =... -
Perl Error Handling
That's what I'm doing for files but I'm looking for something that will cover syntax errors, missing modules/subroutines. Thanks again -
Perl Error Handling
Hi, I'm currently Carp for error handling on my development server. I like the fataltobrowser subroutine for debugging. Now I'm looking for a routine/sub-routine that would handle errors in production. I simply want to display a HTML message if there's an error ("out of service" type of... -
Populate Hash of Arrays (Relationship)
Yeah I know (right now I'm testing using Alpha data with "cmp"). But my issue is happening because I'm storing the sorting "statement" in a sub-routine. -
Populate Hash of Arrays (Relationship)
Kevin: Yes.. That was changed. But it didn't fix the problem. When I change this # Third Level for my $records (sort sortHash keys %{ $userList{$Level2}{$Level3} }) { #### } to this # Third Level for my $records (sort { $userList{$Level2}{$Level3}{$a}[2] cmp...
