If anyone's interested - I didn't figure out how to use "Rotate" to produce a landscape page. Instead, I used the MediaBox parameter, and set it to [0 0 792 612]. This seems to work fine.
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Does anyone have experience using PDF::Create? I'm trying to create a landscape view PDF, and can't figure out how to use the "Rotate" method for new_page. I've tried a variety of syntax, including:
'Rotate' => 90
'Rotate' => [90]
'Rotate' => '90'
I keep getting an error: "Can't use...
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Does anyone know if there's a way to add a sub report to a report at runtime, in the OnFormat event of a section of a report?
My problem is this: I have a table containing many projects from different years. Some of these projects are continuations of each other through years. For...
OK, it was a permissions problem with creating the document. I had to change the group of the directory to www, and it worked right away! Thanks for talking me off the ledge, sleipnir.
-emily
The php page has a button, and when the button is pressed the perl script is supposed to execute & produce this text file.
When I try
virtual("my_script.pl")
clicking the button causes the text of the script to appear in the browser.
When I try
exec("my_script.pl")...
How exactly does one use virtual() to execute a perl script? I've been trying to get virtual() and/or exec() to run a perl script, that simply creates a .csv file, and have had no luck. The script runs when I call it from the shell. I'm using linux/apache.
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I searched around this forum & wasn't able to find what I was looking for. I am writing a script that loops through a variable number of Users who answer a survey & creates hashes for each of the Users that holds how they answered each question. I want to have hash names like %user1...
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I have mySQL running on a linux machine, with several databases in it. One of the databases is very huge, it's updated with thousands of rows daily, and it can fairly easily be re-populated if soemthing were to happen to it. Another database is pretty small, and I want to be able to keep a...
Never mind- I figured it out. I created a subroutine on the form that I wanted to refresh (with your code as the body of the subroutine), and then called the sub from the other form. It works great - Thanks!!!!!
Is there a way to refresh the contents of a form, but remain focused on the current record? Or is there a form function where you can jump to a particular record (i.e. saving the record id, refreshing, then jumping back to that record)?
I'm using Access 2000.
The file is executable and I have a cd command in the first line.
An import thing I forgot to mention - I am writing the scripts on my windows machine and then uploading them to the unix machine. Is there something I need to do because of that?
I am trying to test a unix script, which will eventually be a cron job, using ./ at the command prompt, but computer comes back & says "bash: ./build_current: No such file or directory"
I know I had this problem months & months ago when I first worked on these scripts, but I can't for...
Never mind, I figured it out.
You need to put "\landscape" after the prolog, as well as define the page width & height and margins, like this:
"\paperw15840\paperh12240\margl1440\margr1440\margt1800\margb1800"
Does anyone know how to format an RTF document as a landscape document? The "RTF Cookbook" on cpan (written by S Burke) says that just including the command "\landscape" after the prolog does the job. I haven't been able to get this to work.
Thnks.
Emily
Will there be the same number of locations every week? If so (and if I'm understanding this correctly), I would identify each location by number in a location reference table (with columns "location name", "location id") and then using that location id to identify the detail...
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I'm actually using ADODB, not DAO, so this code didn't work out for me. However, I did eventually find a solution. I went to Linked Table Manager and checked the "always prompt for new location" check box. Then I updated all the tables. So far this seems to be working. Thanks for...
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