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thanks i will

1DMF, isn't there any way I can make the web server to treat my perl script as an SSI?

how many of this can I use per script?

Here is what I'm trying to do: I have the main script to display pages from the database: index.cgi And I would like from now and then to be able to add another script output to that index.cgi... like a counter for example, but without changing the index.cgi So like index.cgi displays a page...

PaulTEG can you please explain, what do you mean by 1? 1DMF, my web site is database based: http://www.bloodware.tk I have to display everything from the script first... Is there somesort of perl module that can help me with that instead? Thanks again

I know in order to execute a script with SSI I need the calling page to end with .shtml But what if I have a perl script displaying html, can I in some way call from that html (inside the perl script) to SSI? Or is there some other way I can embed printed value of other script into my perl html...

Well... no you're right, the g is the problem. Thank you so much.

I can't do the code as you suggested, because !about is just an example, I have more commands to match. As for the g, I really don't think it's the problem, because I removed it and the i as well, and still i get the same result.

if ($data =~ /\!/ig) { if ($data =~ /\!about/ig) { print "1"; } } The above code is acting very weird; The idea is simple, to match if the string $data contains a ! char, if it is, match a command: !about But when the code is running, the first match is successful, but the...

You were right, pack did the trick:$char = pack('c', 0x22); Thanks.

Can you please explain to me how the Prompt=>'' works? what am I matching?

I don't really see how that helps... the cmd already does it by itself, no? Is it possible that the Prompt => '' needed to be adjusted? to detect --MORE-- ?

I'm trying to use the Net::Telnet but I have a small problem. I connect the server and send a command. The server receives the command and sends me the output. The thing is, because the output is not complete but has a: --MORE-- at the bottom is makes the @lines = $telnet->cmd("show port...

I want to send over a socket non-readable chars, for example: 0x01 So I treid to do the next: print $sock 0x01; But it's not working right, the char being sent is not the one I want... it's just random junk at best. Is there a special way to send hex values over sockets?

got it, thank you.

can you also explain,char by char the [^\]]* because that's my real problem... thank you.

can you please explain the \]*)\] because i still don't really understand it... what is each char do? thank you.

well i found the problem, but i don't know how to fix it... the problem is with the < > it creates some sort of weird collition with something, i guess... any ideas? the output of: abcbc is abc<img src=a.bmp]bc instead of: [code]abc<img src=a.bmp>bc<img src=b.bmp>

i have a text input that contains tags, that i want to exchange with <IMG SRC=>. i tried the next code but it doesn't really work: $msg =~ s/\/\<IMG SRC=$1\>/g; why does it work the way to should?

thank you