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  1. rpack78

    Auto-saving a PDF to a network location

    I have been working on a way to capture a signature on a PDF using a Topaz signature pad and automatically saving the PDF to a network location when a submit button is clicked. The PDF is opening in a browser so clicking "Save" brings up a dialog box to ask where I want to save it and under...
  2. rpack78

    Posting Form Data

    Is there a way to keep a user from re-posting form data if they hit the back button or refresh? What is the best way to deal with this besides using javascript disabling the back button? Can I somehow clear out all form data in a browswer after a form is posted? Thanks. Ryan
  3. rpack78

    Posting Form Data

    Is there a way to keep a user from re-posting form data if they hit the back button or refresh? What is the best way to deal with this besides disabling the back button? Can I use javascript to clear out all form data from previous pages? Thanks. Ryan
  4. rpack78

    Error handling question

    How do I log perl errors to a file of my choice when my perl script dies. For example, I am passing a date to the DateCalc method in Date::Manip. If I pass an invalid date, the script dies. If I run it on the command line, I see the error: ERROR: Invalid year (928) at...
  5. rpack78

    Windows or Linux?

    Can someone tell me a good way for my perl script to know if it is running on a Windows box or a Linux box? I want to do different commands if it is running on Windows. Thanks. Ryan
  6. rpack78

    Using only parts of CGI and DBI

    I have an application that uses CGI and DBI. It is very robust and performs a lot of queries and has a lot of traffic. I'm having problems with the CPU of the server staying at 100%. I read online that to speed up my pages I can use parts of CGI and DBI instead of using the whole thing. How...
  7. rpack78

    Show progress of a separate perl script

    I have a CGI web page that has a button on it. When you click it, I want to fire off a perl script that updates a bunch of databases. The perl script takes about 4 minutes to run. Currently I am using the system() command to run the script. Doing it this way causes the page to hang while the...
  8. rpack78

    Parsing XML

    I am trying to parse an XML file using XML::Simple. Everything is working fine except when the node has no value. When I do this: print my $car_vin = $record->{LoanUniversal}->[$i]->{Loan}->{LoanInformation}->{CollateralID}; I get "HASH(0xa1fc9d8)". How can I test if $car_vin has this...
  9. rpack78

    Access a COM / ActiveX control with Perl

    Does anyone know how to access a COM / ActiveX control with Perl? Do I need anything special? Does anyone have an example of this? Thanks for your help... Ryan
  10. rpack78

    Reindex Foxpro Tables from Web

    Hello everyone! I need a lot of help since I am not a foxpro programmer. I wrote a web page using Perl/CGI that uses XBase to insert records into a foxpro table. The problem is, XBase does not update the .cdx index files so the 3rd party program that is reading the tables cannot see the...
  11. rpack78

    Scrolling Menu

    I am trying to make a menu like: http://www.genejuarez.com/launch.html Does anyone know how to do this or can point me in the right direction? Thanks. Ryan
  12. rpack78

    Inserting Records into a Foxpro Database

    I am having problems inserting records into a Foxpro database. I was using DBD::XBase which works great, but it does not provide support for indexes. Because of this, each record inserted into the db by my script does not show up in the software that uses the db (SMART - a student software...

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