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Use of Stict at odds with symbolic references?
Hello, Could anyone help me out? Thanks! Korneel. -
Use of Stict at odds with symbolic references?
Well, here it is. As said, I'm new to perl. This is an adaptation of an existing script but I stripped and changed a lot. Must have done something wrong, But what? Thanks! Korneel. #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use CGI qw/:standard/; # Section 1: config variables use vars qw($self... -
HTML Email shows up blank
Hello, How come that an HTML email sent to multiple recipients shows up blank in a couple of occasions? All recipients have same client (outlook express 5.02 mac). Netscape 6 mail client used to send mail (haven't got any other that will allow me to send html - any suggestions?) How fail safe...- korneel
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Use of Stict at odds with symbolic references?
Hello goBoating, Many thanks for that. I'll be able to answer your questions in greater detail tonight (GMT, noonish PST ), but for now: I want the subroutine to transmit the values of the variables in my perl script to the html page. The variabels come from a flat database (read in by... -
Use of Stict at odds with symbolic references?
Erm... Stict must be Strict of course. Any help very much appreciated, Korneel. -
Use of Stict at odds with symbolic references?
Hello, I 'm quite new to Perl, and have a problem with a parse function I found. It parses an html page, and passes on the values of the variables in a cgi script to the html page. Problem is, my ISP requests that i use "use strict", and the parse subroutine (see below) does not seem...
