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How I do it is using a system call ... you can use something like this. foreach (@file_upload_fields) { system "gilepf2mcalendar.pl $_"; } Then in your other script catch them by: my $catch = <ARGV>; Something like that. Let me know if this helps.

Is that correct?push @array, $1; or would you want:push @array, $&;since $1 would only give the substring contained in the first set of parenthesis. or maybe just if ($_=~/(^COMPND\s+\d+\sCHAIN:\s(.))/) { to get around slowing the regex.

I personaly prefer XHTML. Now as for a purely html solution I don't know but here is a css one that I realy like. body { margin: 0; } html, body { height: 100%; } .wrapper { min-height: 100%; height: auto !important; height: 100%; margin: 0 auto -142px; /* the bottom margin is the...

If you want to play around with regular expressions I have this code that you can use. Just plug in the regex and run it. #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use diagnostics; while (<>) { chomp; if (/regex here/) { print "Matched: |$`<$&>$'|\n"; } else { print "No match: |$_|\n"...

Corection: perltidy(source=>"bad.pl"; should have read: perltidy(source=>"tidytest.pl";

Well ... I found something that works so I will post it and maybe the people who are a bit better then me can improve on the idea. What I did was make two programs the first: #! perl use strict; use diagnostics; use warnings; system 'create.pl'; sleep 15; system 'rm tidytest.pl.ERR' and...

Using the process explorer from systernals it definately shows a handle being left open to the .ERR file until the program closes.

Which version of windows are you running this on?

I would recoment onclick as well, unlike onmousedown onclick supports both mouse and keyboard methods of selection so you get the same effect for both methods.

Use css.

One other thought. When I send the form to the: http://www.preciousgiftsurrogacy.com/mainwebsite_cgi/formmail.cgi I get a HTTP 404 Not Found. But if i change it to: http://www.preciousgiftsurrogacy.com/cgi-bin/formail.cgi I get a 500 Internal Server Error. Just a thought.

Have you checked the server error log to see if it gives you any further insight? Also I have had problems with CGI's with the wrong end of line characters Ex. running a cgi saved in windows on a linux system. If there is a edit option try opening the file to edit and then saving it without...

Let me try that again (not enough coffee yet) Take: <td valign="top"><form name="surrogate" method="post" action="http://www.preciousgiftsurrogacy.com/mainwebsite_cgi/formmail.cgi" http://www.preciousgiftsurrogacy.com/mainwebsite_cgi/formmail.cgi"> and try: <td valign="top"><form...

oops ... excuse the typo in making the second block of code

Try changing: <td valign="top"><form name="surrogate" method="post" action="http://www.preciousgiftsurrogacy.com/mainwebsite_cgi/formmail.cgi"http://www.preciousgiftsurrogacy.com/mainwebsite_cgi/formmail.cgi"> to: [code] <td valign="top"><form name="surrogate" method="post"...

You could also use Javascript to perform that task.

You ARE the man Steve. I have been racking my brain since this was posted trying to figure it out. Very nice.

Never mind ... I ran it threw checking everything and realized that the same thing is happening. The input is still going to screan and not to the variable $com.

Try this one ... I am on my computer with perl so I ran it through and this worked for me. my $com = `C:/Perl/bin/perl.exe -c C:/Users/Administrator/Desktop/Work/tester_syntax.pl`; my @synlines = $com; my $status = $?; print "$status\n"; foreach my $syn (@synlines) { print "$syn\n"; }

I agree with Travs, you need to reset your variables that hold those values prior to each iteration of your loop.