Re: Generic Perl Questions
- From: richard.wimberly@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 28 Apr 2006 02:42:59 -0700
Paul is right and wrong. You can apply this to a generic CGI issue.
But If your question is "How do I use PERL in an interactive CGI form?
then maybe I can help.
AJAX is probably best for advanced interactive uses. But you asked
about forms. I have constructed such interactive forms.
Basicly the perl program called in the ACTION="/myform.cgi" has code
that sends back to the browser a webpage just like the one they sent
but with my new material.
Print "the header depending on your system"
Print the HTML code with new items imbedded useing the perl "$fields".
You can use "print <<ENDOFSEC1;
... HTML from form
... More HTML .... with value="$name" instead of
value=""
ENDOFSEC1"
If you need to code in special replies just add new "print <<"
sections.
Pinchas Richard Wimberly
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