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First ASP Page
I am about to attempt to create my first ASP page using PerlScript. I haven't a clue as to where to start. I was tasked with creating a Troubleshooter application. Ask a question, based on the reply, go to another question with more options, etc. Though I haven't figured out the specifics of how...- yolond
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- Replies: 2
- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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Modifying 1 line of file.
Thank you Mike and Stefano! With Mike's explanation and Stefano's code, I was able to get the following code working perfectly. Since this file will never be huge, I went with your first suggestions Mike, simply overwriting the file. Wow, I spent 2 frustrating days over this routine. It turned... -
Modifying 1 line of file.
How do you hold the information (the lines) before and after the line you are modifying to stick the line back in at the right place? -
Modifying 1 line of file.
If I know the line # in my file of the line I want to modify, how do I modify it and put it back? This is what I have so far, but don't know what to do next. open(LIST, $users) || &ErrorMsg("Could not open users file."); @data=<LIST>; close(LIST); print "Content-type... -
Printing "X" amount of records
Hmmm, I must be doing something wrong. I get several next/previous buttons on one output. Below is my subroutine along with my commented out foreach. Do I still need that? Or am I misnaming my arrays. sub view { # Read the database. open(RESOLVED,"<$done_file") ||... -
Printing "X" amount of records
I have written a script that reads a database among other things. My problem is this. As the script is now, it'll read the entire database and print out each line (of the entire database) nicely formatted (using the FOREACH). What I want to do is grab 'x' amount of records, click next, get the... -
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Change page with a function.
Hmm, I tried that. I still get my pop-up window, but the main window remains changed. Here's the code: if (form.emailaddr.value == ""){ alert('Email address required to play.'); form.emailaddr.focus(); return false; } else{...- yolond
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- Forum: Javascript
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Change page with a function.
I haven't known javascript that long, but I must have gone brain dead because I'm sure this is an easy task. I have a function that if conditions return true, will open up a new page in a pop-up window. How do I also get it to change the page in the current window?- yolond
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- Replies: 7
- Forum: Javascript
