Hello,
I'm trying to use an SQL query to search a table using LIKE with a leading wildcard (%) on 2 name fields defined as char(30).
Like this:
SELECT name1, name2 FROM customers
WHERE name1 like "%SALLY%"
OR name2 like "%SALLY%"
This query keeps timing out. As I understand it, if you use...
Hello,
I'm trying to use a GET request via LWP:UserAgent and I'm getting a "Can't connect" error. I also get a "URL must be absolute" error depending on whether I hard-code the URL:
### This produces "400 URL must be absolute" error
my $response =...
Thank you both for responding so quickly and for your information.
The info about client-side scripts vs. server-side scripts was helpful.
I did try the js? thing and that didn't seem to work.
The Control F5 appears to behave just like clicking the REFRESH button.
I've taken a different...
I'm running a Perl CGI script that uses a javascript external .js file. When I make a change to the .js file, the changes won't take effect unless I exit the browser (IE) completely and come back in. Using the refresh button on the browser or entering the URL won't do it. Changes to the Perl CGI...
If you set a cookie's path variable to "/", then that should allow perl cgi scripts in another directory (on the same server) fetch it, right?
Does anyone know why I can fetch a cookie from a script in the same directory as where it's set, but not from a script in a different...
I have a set of Perl scripts in one directory (let call Directory 1: /htdocs/menu/perl/) that set and fetch a cookie via CGI::Cookie. One of these scripts calls another script in a different directory (let's call Directory 2: /htdocs/maint/) that is unable to fetch the same cookie.
Here is how...
I've got a web browser program that is written in Perl/CGI. It produces HTML code containing links to other web-sites. One of the target web-sites wants me to send that custom header field in the HTTP request object. I've seen examples of how to write standard headers using LWP, but I don't know...
I was given an assignment to send a username in the HTTP Request Header when linking to another website.
They want the value in a non-standard header field called J_USER followed by the users id like this example:
GET http://www.abccompany.com
User-Agent: Mozilla 7.0
JUSER: manjo
Also, the...
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