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I have a customer who wants me to put a multi-line Notes portion into the email sent to Goldmine (Content-Type: application/x-gm-impdata in the email and all that). The email works fine, but the Notes= field doesn't seem to keep anything more than the first line, which makes sense, since \n...

Try using Web Envelopes, http://purplecow.com/web-envelopes/ -- you can print using your browser right on the envelope.

referer_mailer.pm is a bunch of code I want executed. It's not in subs, so I can't just call it. What is the proper way to call the variables in the calling perl script? Ishnid -- what you propose won't help me since referer_mailer.pm doesn't contain any subs.

Ok, so I've gotten it to the point where I'm declaring all of my variables in submit6.pl: #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; $conf::apachelog = '/path/to/apachelog.log'; $conf::testing = 1; require "/home/path/referer_mailer.pm"; #use referer_mailer; #not...

It'd be helpful if you could post how you did it in the end... :-) I'm trying to do the same.

To make myself a better programmer, I am using "use strict." Everything was fine until I split the code from the config. I want to use several configs, but 1 piece of code. So I put the config in a file called submit6.pl which contains several variables: my $apachelog =...

As the title states, the question is regarding the order by column part of "ALTER TABLE." Once I've done the alter table blah order by column desc, is there any OTHER way to see how MySQL is ordering the table other than by doing a "select * from blah limit 10" and seeing...