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hi i have across a problem with perl
i have been told to design three questionnaire/feedback
to be used in a local area network based intranet
forms using a html editor for my networks asignment
but the hard part is that i need some perl code that accepts all feedback information form the html forms and stores into a text file and date and time stamping on the webserver .
i have not familier with perl that much i would like some examples which could help in the perl to reply to respond back to the user aswell
i have been told to design three questionnaire/feedback
to be used in a local area network based intranet
forms using a html editor for my networks asignment
but the hard part is that i need some perl code that accepts all feedback information form the html forms and stores into a text file and date and time stamping on the webserver .
i have not familier with perl that much i would like some examples which could help in the perl to reply to respond back to the user aswell
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assuming you .html page has a form with an input tag named your_filed_name, and the action of the form points to this script, then the script extracts the value of this input field and writes a new page which just contains this value prefixed by the string literal "value is:"
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Could u tell me what $q does and $q as i am an absolute beginner
is there any code which further allows the feedback details to be stored as a text file as well as outputting on the browser
i am using an DzSoft Perl Editor running windows NT
is there any code which further allows the feedback details to be stored as a text file as well as outputting on the browser
i am using an DzSoft Perl Editor running windows NT
> Could u tell me what $q does and $q as i am an absolute beginner
hmm, think it's far beyound the scope of EE to tell you the fundamental basics of perl.
Think you either need to visit a cource, or by a good book, there a dozens on the market.
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$q is a variable, and it contains anything you assign to it (see example above).
hmm, think it's far beyound the scope of EE to tell you the fundamental basics of perl.
Think you either need to visit a cource, or by a good book, there a dozens on the market.
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$q is a variable, and it contains anything you assign to it (see example above).
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