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ok i have two fields in my html document 1) txtSearchString 2) cboSearchType now i want to use $ENV{'QUERRY_STRING'}; to get the values but what i need to know is how to pass the values on submit ie <form action=&quot;cgi-bin/search.pl?txtSearchString&cboSearchType&quot...

sorry forgot to mention that im trying to send this variable back to the same script

hey can someone tell me how to pass a variable to a cgi script i tried www.whatever.com/script.pl?variable but the script isn't recognizing it? thanks

this is a numerical sort @sorted = sort { ( $a ) <=> ( $b ) } @unsorted; this is a alphabetical sort @sorted = sort { lc( $a ) cmp lc( $b ) } @unsorted; hope this helps ya

im using batch files to get the time with milliseconds if you know how to do this with perl then by all means please explain it. :)

hey all heres the prob sub initialize { system( &quot;startTime.bat&quot; ); print &quot;Content-type:....&quot;; } sub process { do something.... } sub terminate { system( &quot;endTime.bat&quot; ); do something; } -ok the first batch program i call works perfectly. -the last...

heres what happens sub initialize { system( &quot;startTime.bat&quot; ); print &quot;Content-type: text/html\n\n&quot;; } sub process { do some calculations } sub terminiate { system( &quot;endTime.bat&quot; ); final processes.... } the first time i call the statTime.bat batch file...

how do i run batch files with perl right now i tried system( &quot;time.bat&quot; ); and i only works once i wont run the batch file a second time? any clue why? thanks

hey all im in need of obtaining milliseconds. is there perl function for this? i have a search script that has three subroutines. 1) initialize 2) process 3) terminate in initialize i want to get the current milliseconds of the current time in the terminiate i want to get the current...

ok heres the prob i have the size of a file stored in $filesize. it return the size in kb so i wanted to add the thousands separator to the $filesize ( e.g. 2,345). how do i go about doing this? any help is greatly appreciated

hey all i figured out my filesize problem when i opened the directory for reading i never changed into the directory first so it was assigning 0 to every filesize. So when i used the chdir( &quot;dir&quot; ); command it finally returned the filesize thanks for all of your help :)

ok this still isn't working? what im doing is reading a directory into @dirData then i perform a foreach loop assigning each item to $file. so in my foreach loop i just added if ( -f $file ) { $fileSize = (stat($file))[7]; } and then i try printing $fileSize in my html response but nothing...

Hey all Im trying to get a files size but here the prob im having i have a foreach loop like so which i was hoping would return a files size but no go. foreach $file (@array) { @stat = (stat($file))[7]; } how can i get a files size on win32 thanks for anyones help in advance jimmyJIMMYyaya