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  1. Nutthick

    Trouble passing an array to a module

    That's it, I quit. If I can't notice stuff like that I need to be shot. I've got stuff passing over now, thanks for the help. I going to bed.
  2. Nutthick

    Trouble passing an array to a module

    Same result. If I include the leading '\' in the call I get ARRAY(0x8234d04)written to the file. If I omit it I get the first item in the array only.
  3. Nutthick

    Trouble passing an array to a module

    All I'm trying to do is pass two string variable and one array of strings to a perl module. That module then appends those values to a file. The most success I've had so far is the file only getting the first value out of the array, but that's by fudging the call. This is where I'm at. If I...
  4. Nutthick

    Trouble passing an array to a module

    Hi KevinADC The array is full of strings that I need to write to file. I'm getting closer, but I'm just changing things to see what effect they have. I can get rid of the ARRAY(0x8234d10) in the file, by changing my call to the module to update_time_log($name, $desc, @time); so removing...
  5. Nutthick

    Trouble passing an array to a module

    Thanks for the replies, but I'm still not there. My declaration is now my ($new_cron) = $_[2]; Here is what the loop looks like now my($tempTime); foreach $tempTime (@$new_time) { print FILES "$tempTime\n"; } However, on the file line that receives $tempTime I don't get an array value, I...
  6. Nutthick

    Trouble passing an array to a module

    I'm trying to pass a couple of vars and an array to a perl module, but I can't seem to get the syntax correct. The module has the following code my ($new_name) = $_[0]; my ($new_desc) = $_[1]; my (@new_time) = $_[2]; print FILES "$new_name\n"; print FILES "$new_desc\n"; foreach my($tempTime)...
  7. Nutthick

    Perl Error, can anyone explain what this means?

    My mistake, I thought they were single quotes. Any ideas on the original post?
  8. Nutthick

    Perl Error, can anyone explain what this means?

    hi mbrooks Surely that is just going to assign the string 'SomeBashScript.sh' to a variable called $script_out. If there is another way to call a bash script, I'd be interested to know. Thanks
  9. Nutthick

    Perl Error, can anyone explain what this means?

    I'm getting an error in my Apache log whenever I call specific a script. The script uses the following notation to fire off a bash script; qx[SomeBashScript]; the error that keeps appearing is as follows file mcoputils.cc: line 238 (static std::string Arts::MCOPUtils::mcopDirectory())...
  10. Nutthick

    Pass checkbox array to a function

    Thanks for the help. I've taken the long way round and given each checkbox an individual name. It's not very elegant, but it works.
  11. Nutthick

    Pass checkbox array to a function

    I have a checkbox array that I need to pass to a function, but I'm having problems. My html for the array is as follows: <input name="chkRpt[]" type="checkbox" id="rptTue" value="2" /> <input name="chkRpt[]" type="checkbox" id="rptWed" value="3" /> <input name="chkRpt[]" type="checkbox"...
  12. Nutthick

    Perl Module not getting called

    Got it, I had typo'ed on your Exporter stuff, and had corrected it slightly based on the error log, so the syntax was perfect, but perfectly incorrect. Thanks for all your help this week mbrooks. I would be in a very worried place this weekend if you hadn't helped me out.
  13. Nutthick

    Perl Module not getting called

    Well as far as I can see I'm all OK 1. Everything is in the root cgi-bin 2. That last 3 lines of the pm are 1; the full listing is below 3. All exactly as written and my pm is as follows package filelog; use strict; use vars qw( @ISA %EXPORT_TAGS @EXPORT_OK ); require Exporter; @ISA =...
  14. Nutthick

    Perl Module not getting called

    If I call it without filelog:: then I get an error Undefined subroutine &main::update_log called at
  15. Nutthick

    Perl Module not getting called

    Well it's working, sort of. I put in the exporter code that mbrooks suggested, but I'm having to call the routine as filelog::update_log("Filename","Name"); Does that mean my export code isn't working, or have I screwed up elsewhere?
  16. Nutthick

    Perl Module not getting called

    I'm trying to place a subroutine in a perl module and although I have the syntax correct (nothing in the error log) the routine doesn't seem to be getting called. The key items from the main script are as follows; use filelog; update_log2("Filename", "Name"); obviously the call is within the...
  17. Nutthick

    I need to get MCookie, but I don't know which one

    OK thanks, I'll check it out
  18. Nutthick

    I need to get MCookie, but I don't know which one

    Got it sorted. My modules were fine, a couple of the scripts were missing -w from the perl location and that was throwing the server. Thanks for all the help
  19. Nutthick

    I need to get MCookie, but I don't know which one

    Thanks for the replies. I can now add modules to perl alot easier than I could yesterday. I'm still having problems though. I installed CGI::Cookies using the following command perl -MCPAN -e 'install CGI::Cookie' and everything installs OK. if I do perl -MCGI::Cookie -e 1 then perl returns...
  20. Nutthick

    I need to get MCookie, but I don't know which one

    I'm trying to get Mega Uploader to work, but I need MCookie installed. I've had a look on CPAN for modules called cookie, but there are loads of them. Does anyone know which one I should be using? A link to the Mega Uploader site is below http://www.raditha.com/megaupload/faq.php with the...

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