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Return value of opendir when running in Netscape vs.IE
I agree 100%. The print statements the following code may render differently in the two browsers: $dir1 = "\\servername\directory"; $xyz = opendir(DIR,"$dir1"); if ($xyz != 1) { &errCanNotOpenUploadDir; } sub errCanNotOpenUploadDir { print "content-type... -
Return value of opendir when running in Netscape vs.IE
I'm running a perl script from a web page. My script does an "opendir" to check for the existence of a directory: $dir1 = "\\servername\directory"; if (opendir(DIR,"$dir1") != 1) { &errCanNotOpenDir; } When running the script through a Netscape browser, the... -
Calling an ASP page from a perl script
I was able to use the "print" command to achieve the desired results: $myURL = "myFile.asp"; print "Location: " . $myUrl . "\n\n"; The only catch was that the print statement had to be the only print statement in the subroutinue. -
Calling an ASP page from a perl script
I'm new to perl and am not completely familar with all of it's features. I have an ASP page within my application that, upon submit, runs a perl script. At the end of the script, I want to call another ASP page that would add data to a database based on the results of the perl script...
