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wow - I can't believe you solved it so quickly - it worked 1st time. Many, many thanks. Bob_H

I'm using embedded MySql statements in Perl to create a table and insert the first record. My code is: $sth = $dbh->prepare (" CREATE TABLE TEST ( `product` varchar(16) NOT NULL default '', `title` varchar(40) NOT NULL default 'No Title', `desc` longtext NOT NULL, `image` varchar(24)...

Hi, I've had a similar problem and now also open the destination email addresses and it works fine. Try this: $mailprog = "/usr/lib/sendmail"; $email = "denesa.k.shaw\@centerpointenergy.com"; open(MAIL, "| $mailprog $email") or die "cant use mail send&quot...

I've copied scripts down from other sites and incorporated them into my pages. The result seems to be - no difference!! Do preload scripts work - if so, what am I doing wrong? I have a number of rollover images on my index page and it would be of great advantage to have the underlying images...

I'm performing a SELECT statement using MATCH AGAINST running against a table with few entries at this stage since I am building it by geograhical region. Whenever my query finds that more than 50% of the rows have been selected NONE are returned. Is there any way that I can override this rule...

MAWARGod Thanks for your response but I've cracked this now: The '#' is irrelevant because the onClick is obeyed. I had the command to submit within doValForm1 but had left it out of doValForm2. It works fine now. Thanks again. Hay

I hope this is the right place for this cos it's Perl, HTML and JavaScript! I have an initial HTML Form with the following: ------------------------------------------------- <form action=&quot;cgi-bin/Apply.pl&quot; name=&quot;ApplyForm&quot; method=&quot;POST&quot;> <input...

I want to carry out table retrieval only if a table exists. Currently I'm carrying out the call unconditionally and it's not going on to the next bit of code. This is what I want to do but ONLY if the table exists :- use DBI; use CGI qw(:standard); local ($dbh, $sth); $dbh = DBI->connect...

Try escaping the '@' in the email address. sulfericacid\@qwest.net

Tracy, Thanks for that. Is it possible you can give me an example of the code that makes the call and the parsing? Pop

Thanks, I was beginning to suspect that this was not so simple. Pop

From within a perl script I want to run a perl script on another domain for which I have upload and access rights and then, if possible, check the result and then continue with the original calling script. Is this possible please? Pop