Recent content by quan

Sweet, the enviromental variable was what I was looking for. Thanks a million. <i>Its okay to dream.....</i>

Trying to figure out a simple script that checks the size of submitted form data. Thanks a million <i>Its okay to dream.....</i>

Looking for easy script to check for the size of form data posted. Thanks for the help <i>Its okay to dream.....</i>

What can I say, short and sweet, the way I like it. Thanks a million quan <i>Its okay to dream.....</i>

You will need the form data field name which the text is being passed to. Then you must have a parsing routine to prep the data, then after parsed, retrieve the data, and store it to a variable. Open a text log file and write it to the file. Close the file, then print some output. >> will add...

I will give it a try, thanks for your help, I am about ready to downgrade to 5.5 because of all the buggyi-ness of ie6 <i>Its okay to dream.....</i>

Having trouble with script that sets start point to a specific form field when a page loads. Thanks for your help <i>Its okay to dream.....</i>

Just recently when ever I go to a site which requires a user name and password, ie6 blinks around a little then says authorization failed before I even get a chance to type in my user name and password. Any one know what could be causing this problem. Thanks a million. P.S. I am having to use...

Poking around with <STDIN>. Is this command only for command prompt type applications and not internet? #! /usr/bin/perl print (&quot;What is your name?&quot;); $name = <STDIN>; ($name); #removes new line character print (&quot;Hello, $name \n&quot;); I am running this from my CGI bin on my...

Another suggestion which would make things alot less complicated would be to use double delimitation with 2 characters, one delimitation with a colon to separate members, another with a comma to separate sub information. You could also even throw in their password if you wanted to...

Worked like a charm, thanks a mill... <i>Its okay to dream.....</i>

Exactly, only want alph numeric input. I will give that a try. Thanks a million. <i>Its okay to dream.....</i>

I am trying to detect if the user has entered any characters beside alpha numeric on a form. This is what i have so far. I dump the form data field into a scalor called $field. Problem is that when I do type in alpha numeric it still thinks it is a special character. Any help is appreciated...

Kimberli, I could probably help you out with a graphics area. I have written scripts for a graphics area on my site. Let me know and I could get you some script if I had more info. <i>Its okay to dream.....</i>

Cool, yes, that is exactly what I need, thanks a million,and yes, I am posted in the java forum too, for server side. Thanks <i>Its okay to dream.....</i>