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Hi I am trying to allow users to create custom fields(numbers, free text, drop down lists & Dates) I have read of four available methods to use 1. the meta-database 2. the mutating table 3. the fixed table 4. the LOB I am wanting to use the meta database method but cannot find any good...

Great worked fine but had to change LOCALE_SDATE to LOCALE_SSHORTDATE to get the value i really wanted. Cheers Knowledge is power Power is Mon£y

I simply want to get this value into a variable in an access module. Knowledge is power Power is Mon£y

Try Learning Perl on Win32 Systems it is an o'reilly book and the isbn is 1-56592-324-3, the authors are by Randal L. Schwartz, Erik Olson, and Tom Christiansen Have fun. Knowledge is power Power is Mon£y

Ok first of all if you are hosting this site on an ISP you should have a cgi-bin (virtual directory I suggest you read up on these) already created and perl will surely be installed (if they are any kind of ISP). I am sure that they will be very happy to give you any details. So now we can see...

First you need a form in which your customers will type their info like this <TABLE> <FORM METHOD=POST ACTION=&quot;cgi-bin/tek.pl&quot; name=&quot;customers&quot;> <!-- the action must point to the script that will be processing the form --> <TR> <TD>name</TD> <TD><INPUT...

I think i need to be more verbose in my explanations. goBoating says it how it is.

Try this bit of code it might do the trick. Have changed the location of the $text variable, you might need to tweak this a bit to get it just right. #! C:/perl/bin/perl.exe -w use strict; use CGI qw(:all); use Fcntl qw(:flock); my $q = new CGI; #Location of text file my...

Looks like you are not displaying a valid http header. That could be why it is trying to download instead of executing on the server.