Let's say I have a file and there are 8 records in it.
I would like to print the whole file 3 records at a time.
The file will never be large (maybe a dozen or so records at most).
I've written my own blogging software in Perl and so there's just one line for the data I call (in 2 places). I'd forgotten about the noscript tag, so think that's...
Hi, currently I use the Switch Content script- from Dynamic Drive to handle a couple of drop downs on my blog scripts. While it works fine, it seems an awful lot of code to do the few items I need. ...
I'm trying to keep things small in my blog code and this is for the categories stuff so if I don't have to do something extra, then all well and good.
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I've written a very simple message board for family and friends that resides in a protected directory. What I need to do is a quick mail out every time a message is posted - to...
I've used my default image upload and did some tests. It appears to work okay. Filesize was 2.05mb. It unpacked fine and Photoshop could run the file with no problem.
You might check out ASP as Windows uses that instead of PHP (very similar to ASP). There are tutorials on the web (I don't know ASP) such as this one,...
I've got two doms on two hosts Scott, one outstanding the other pretty good 80 bucks a year each, but the pretty good one I'll only use until an old domain expires next May. My main one's on Clook ,...
Only tried a few things in Java and found them very slow. Having said that though, if the server is run by Solaris I would imagine it to be very fast as Java is Sun's baby primarily and it appears to...
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Looks like I'll have to get XAMPP as I use IndigoPerl at the moment. I think Python would install easier on that. Since I don't mess with MYSQL I can set that to not turn on and they have a...
Hi Scott, I began on Perl and used it for years. A bit more difficult to learn, but once you get the gist of it you can do a lot. I did a bit of ASP many years ago and when PHP came out, I thought,...
It's been over 6 years since I looked at it. Back then I tried some stuff and got "wrong version of PHP" type messages. Attended a high level web seminar where I learned it was not backward...