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Ok <xsl:for-each> ... will move down the tree but is there anyway to go back up once you are at the bottom?? i.e <mobile> <car> <manufacturer> <model> ... now im iterating through each model, now how do i gain access to the manufacturer??? Thank You Martin --Computable or not...

For some reason this is eluding me, what i want is instead of having <table border=&quot;2&quot;> ... </table> i want to use a CSS to do the border width and color but if i have table { border=&quot;2&quot;; color=&quot;red&quot;;} in the CSS nothing happens. Any ideas why? --Computable or...

i think its this line open(<FILE>,crelay.log); instead put the file in &quot;&quot; ie.. open(<FILE>,&quot;crelay.log&quot;); that should fix it, perl thought it was evaluating something with the 'log' command i believe hope this helps ;) --Computable or not Computable that is not the...

so you just want to get the ip addresses and nothing else correct? if so try this open (<FILE>,whatever..) %ipinlog; #hash that will have all the ip's while(<FILE>) { if($_=~/LOGIN_MSG/ || $_=~/LOGOUT_MSG/) { $_ = <FILE>; #go to next line for ip my($ip) = /AAD\@(.*)/...

You were right that was weird, but i think i got it. Here is what i got: $email=~ /(((\w+)[\.| dot ])+[\@| at ]((\w+)[\.| dot ])+[a-zA-Z]{2,3}) Essentially i think the problem was that u had (\.| dot ) but they should be in '[' (square) brackets i think that fixed, oh i also changed your {1,}...

Try using printf statements instead of print, it works just like in C, you can specify width for each value which should give you the columns u are looking for although you may have to play around with it to get it looking the way you want :) Good Luck --Marty --Computable or not Computable...

You could also use the 'exists' command ie. $rec = $database{$key} if(exists $database{$key}); Hope this helps ;) char *p=&quot;char *p=%c%s%c;main(){printf(p,34,p,34);}&quot;;main(){printf(p,34,p,34);}

Thank You for the help first off to answer the first question i can not used just 1 form b/c the values change and with one form it will take the last set of values by default unfortunetely. secondly yes i could use the url passing method, and i was doing it at first but this is cleaner so i...

What i am trying to do is use the submit button of the form to activate a cgi script with predefined values (ie hidden fields). So it will work like a link which will tell my cgi script what files to parse etc..., now the menu uses images and ive figured out how to make imageflips onMouseOver...