I am trying to do the equivalent of this HTML tag:<br>
<br>
<META http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset-ISO-8859-1"><br>
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with CGI.PM. Will this line do what I want?<br>
<br>
print header(-type=>'text/html; charset-ISO-8859-1');<br>
<br>...
I just upgraded from FP98 to FP2000 server extensions on my Sun Sparc running Netscape Enterprise Web Server v3.62 under Solaris 2.6. The extensions seem to work fine with either the FP98 or FP2000 client. However, I can't get the HTML administration forms to run correctly. They all come back...
Is there any environment variable or anything else you can use in a cgi script to determine which frame the script was called from? I know you can use things like HTTP_REFERER to figure out the referring link, but it doesn't have anything about the frame.
I have 2 questions about the "Chart" module for Perl. I am using Active State Perl under NT 4.0 SP4.<br>
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1) The "Chart" documentation says that one of the supported chart types is "Pie", but there is no Pie.pm file<br>
in the "Chart" zip file. Is the documentation wrong, or is there...
I am using Active State Perl under NT 4.0 SP4. I am using the "GD" graphics module to generate on-the-fly GIF images in my Perl scripts for display on the web. This GD package works but is pretty basic and somewhat limited and tedious to use. I was wondering if there are any other better...
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