Recent content by krkX

Try looking into GD, this can do all you want [ponder]KrK

Keep track of the last name, if it appears again dont print... print $name unless ($name eq $prev_name); [ponder]KrK

/->(.*?)<!-/ [ponder]KrK

Err, just a question..... Why ole on a simple csv ? Why not stay with VB if you reaaaally want to use ole ? Gimme me a shout if you want to know how to do this in perl... [ponder]KrK

It sorta depends how you are reading your data, If you are using a filehandle, then start reading/buffering from <table till you find a </table> If i'ts in a var, then you could use a single regex in a while loop to ectract all the tables in your html. [ponder]KrK

foreach( glob("/tmp/log*") ){ print "$_\n" if ((time - (stat($f))[9]) > 86400)); } So now you have some to choose from ;) [ponder]KrK

Could be wrong here, but I alway's make sure that my "package" name is identical to the filename. So if I have testMod.pm it would be defined as : package testMod In the actual pl file i call it as: use testMod and then tesMod::<function> [ponder]KrK

I'd suggest using dbi, and save using a normal filehandle. Make sure that if you are using windows, taht you use "binmode". Gimme a shout if you dunno how to dbi to your dbs. [ponder]KrK

How are you reading from prompt? STDIN ? [ponder]KrK

That's nasty isn't it... You have to reverse enum the parent pos to fix that. Drop me an e-mail and i'll send you a script that positions menu's where ever on whatever resolution. (script works on netscape/mozilla and IE) krk [ponder]KrK

getEmelementById iterate trhough the results..(for loop) [ponder]KrK

# See code below... # hope that helps.. # save code as cgi...or pl.. use strict; my $out_file = "myfile.htm"; #change my $dir = "yourdir"; # on win os make sure you double # eg c:\\winnt\\etc... open(FH, ">$out_file") ||die "Boo boo"; opendir(DH, $dir) ||die "boo boo"; while($file =...

What is your goal ? Is 3 dimensions really needed ? [ponder]KrK

No, worries... Thanks for helping, I'll continue my struggle to get the info from somewhere. [ponder]KrK

That would do the trick for monitoring performance (actual speed). But I am trying to get the "set values", as they appear in the NIC settings. My problem is that the values are in the registry, but unlike w2k, there are no enum's to get corresponding values. I think these values are in the NIC...