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  1. ErichTheWebGuy

    time limit to view files

    Hello all. I have a client who would like me to try to find a way to restrict the amount of time that certain PDF files can be viewed by his visitors. These are evaulations of his product. I do not want to create a client-side application because of the massive issues involving compatibility...
  2. ErichTheWebGuy

    Tree Menu Suggestions

    Yep! Actually, several... Try some of the following links (make sure you check licensing issues since you are using it for your company -- most free software is only free for personal use!) My personal favorite (because it works 99% of the time, is free, allows you to customize it EASILY, has...
  3. ErichTheWebGuy

    access control

    I want to control access based on variables from a CGI script. I want to set environment variables from a CGI (perl) script and check that from .htaccess. I am unable to find any decent tutorials on how to do this. Can anyone tell me a site that will explain this in detail? I am lost and need to...
  4. ErichTheWebGuy

    ranges

    Ok, so if I wanted to do something like this: for (1..9) { #some code } How can I tell which number is currently being worked around in my loop?
  5. ErichTheWebGuy

    arrays

    Thanks! That's exactly what I needed!
  6. ErichTheWebGuy

    arrays

    Thanks for your reply. I should have been more clear. What I need to do is loop through the arrays and extract their data and parse it for output. So, I wanted to do something like this: @array_1='something','something else','more stuff'; @array 2='still more stuff','lotsa stuff','i hate...
  7. ErichTheWebGuy

    arrays

    I have several arrays that are named like this: @array_1 @array_2 @array_3 etc.. I want to call upon their data like this: @array_$variable[0] but its not working... anyone know how I can get this to work?
  8. ErichTheWebGuy

    Ok, a small amount of background fi

    Ok, a small amount of background first. I want to restrict users from downloading certain files until they have paid for them. I do not want the same password to be used for each purchase, as would be with the conventional scheme. What I want to do is modify the .htaccess file in real-time to...
  9. ErichTheWebGuy

    Real-time modification of .htaccess

    Ok, a small amount of background first. I want to restrict users from downloading certain files until they have paid for them. I do not want the same password to be used for each purchase, as would be with the conventional scheme. What I want to do is modify the .htaccess file in real-time to...

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