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Virtual host using 127.0.0.1 on windows for developement process
Hi there, I need to know how to configure virtual host on my windows 98 system to reflect path and url on my origanal site. I've tried altering the hosts file in windows directory but the hosts file will only accept a single word with no (.) dot on it. The path to all the file nicely...- Perllees
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Getting value from URL
Yes, I agreed with Hongkongian. By the way CGI.pm is a standard module that come with the distribution of Perl ver. 5 and above if I'm not mistaken. So I don't think you might face any difficulties. To get more info abt CGI.pm here the direction... -
How to send HTML email with sendmail
Thank Tony, Your description is too brief. Can you explain in more detail? If you saying about include it this way open(MAIL,"|/usr/sbin/sendmail -t"); print MAIL "To: someone\@email.com"; print MAIL "From: me\@email.com"; print MAIL "Subject: "my... -
How to send HTML email with sendmail
I know how to send normal header mail with sendmail. I've tied to get info about sending HTML via sendmail but not much help. I hope you can help me here. Not urgent just want to know. :) -
CSMailto -- has anyone here used it?
Before making any purchase, It's best you try out the free script out there. Who knows you might get the one you need with 0 dollars to pay. Because your problem sound not so difficult to handle and I believe there are lots of free script out there that do those thing. If this comment hurt... -
form in perl and getting the input in the same perl script
I guess what you trying to do is not to show the form again when parsing from the form to the same script.Maybe this will help. use CGI qw/:standard/; $q->new CGI; $action = $q->param('action'); if($action eq 'login'){ &login(); }else{&first();} sub first{ print <<EOF; <html ....... <form... -
Trying to make a basic form work with a perl cgi program
If you were running your script on windows system using one of the free win. server program.Beware, most of those program will allow you to print to browser without having a proper header. To play safe make sure you have a correct header. Use CGI.pm .... It make your life as perl programmer much...
