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unlink not working
Yes I have read what you posted but I have to close the file after it's written. The file maybe referenced for hours until the person logs out. Once the logout function is invoked then I am calling the unlink() function. Something tells me that keeping a file open for that amount of time is... -
unlink not working
I guess at this point - what I need to know - is it humanly possible for a perl script to delete a file on a windows 2003 server? -
Routing error Recognition failed for....
Hello, I've been running a bunch of rails tutorials trying to run ruby and I've always been successful when I created controllers using the ruby script/generate controller Trials. Then suddenly, when I do it in the ruby programming environment in my code branch, I get this routing error... -
unlink not working
LawnBoy (MIS) Do you have an example on how to call that windows 'flag' system call? -
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unlink not working
Ok - I was wrong - it's a permissions problem but when I add this chmod code after the file is created it still gives me a file permissions error when I try to delete it. open (SESSION, ">$temp_file") || die("$! \n"); print SESSION join(":", @temp_array) . "\n" ; close (SESSION); unless(... -
unlink not working
This is rather strange - I have a function that creates a temperary file in a directory and then a file that deletes the temperary file. They both use the base path of: D:/Websites/website_com/test/perl_scripts/test/temp/temp_dir/ and the file name would be appended to that path. The... -
Layer .style.display=block not responding in Mac Opera
At this point all these arguments are correct. I really just want to find a solution for my own knowlege. I have the time to learn why this isn't working.- clemrock
- Post #10
- Forum: Javascript
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Layer .style.display=block not responding in Mac Opera
I'm dealing w/ Opera 6.03- clemrock
- Post #7
- Forum: Javascript
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Layer .style.display=block not responding in Mac Opera
What about latter versions of Opera? I Know there is some support for layers but not things such as transparancies. Thanks again.- clemrock
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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Layer .style.display=block not responding in Mac Opera
I would still like to get it to work in as many browsers as possible and I would like to figure this out for my own learning. I'm stubborn that way.- clemrock
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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Layer .style.display=block not responding in Mac Opera
Hello, I'm trying to toggle some layers using the layer.style.display = block/ layer.style.display=none method and it works fine in ever browser except Mac Opera, Mac/Windows Netscape 4. I know these browsers handle layers differently and I've tried to use this method w/ no effect...- clemrock
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- Forum: Javascript
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SWF showing up as white space when page loads
Ooops - what a dumbass: Here's the link: http://americanchikung.com/new_site_templates/- clemrock
- Post #3
- Forum: Adobe: Flash
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SWF showing up as white space when page loads
Hello, I have a site I'm working on and I'm trying to include an swf as part of the site design like this site does: http://www.bonnaroo.com/2006/ If you notice this page when it loads, it loads the swf immediately w/out showing a white block before the swf loads. My attempt, on the...- clemrock
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- Forum: Adobe: Flash
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simple requires not being found IIS
This works nicely. the only thing is a security question: My cgi-bin is a virtual directory that's located here: D:/Websites/website_com/cgi-bin the actual directory where the perl scripts are located is here: D:/Websites/website_com/test/perl_scripts The only way I can add the path to... -
simple requires not being found IIS
unfortunately, IIS doesn't seem to offer an equivelent to the $EVN{'DOCUMENT_ROOT'} var. If my @INC prints this: C:/Perl/lib C:/Perl/site/lib How could I use that to my advantage? -
simple requires not being found IIS
Yeah - I've had to do that on linux boxes. Why can't you do simple relative paths in IIS? -
simple requires not being found IIS
Weird, I completely hardcoded the include path to this: http://peopledesigns.com/cgi-bin/test/admin/common_functions.pl and it still reports back as not being found. When I added your code (print join "<br>\n", @INC;) I get this: C:/Perl/lib C:/Perl/site/lib Be kind - I'm an IIS newbie... -
simple requires not being found IIS
Hello, I'm trying to migrate a Perl site from a linux server to IIS. Everytime I try to require another perl script I get an error that the file cannot be found. Even when the file is in the same directory - the same error still comes up: #!/usr/bin/perl use CGI::Carp "fatalsToBrowser"... -
Closing webpage from flash
The only thing w/ the Javascript browser detection is that you would have to throw in the browser detection information to the swf when it's loaded in order to know which getURL close method to use. The only way I can think to do this is use a server script like php and the sendAndRecieve...- clemrock
- Post #8
- Forum: Adobe: Flash
