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Greetings Eugene: Yes, it is possible to have both. In fact, if you are programming for the WWW, it is imperative that you check your code in as many browsers as possible since there are so many in use although IExx, in one build or another, presently owns 75 - 80% of the browser market. For...

Greetings Perlcoder: This will be a short message since I really don't have the time at present to read and absorb all the code that you submitted. My first thought following a visit to your site is that most of your code is located in the CGI bin. IMHO, that is the root (no pun) of your...

Greetings Erikkk: That, Erikkk, is a very large question, and too large to be able to answer you properly in this forum. In fact, with all the underlying code and methods that is/are associated with your question, books have been written on less. I will assume that you are using some sort of...

Greetings: I thought that I might add my two cents worth on this subject. I just republished a shopping site that uses frames following much research and pondering the pros and cons of frames, what it seems like forever. The more questions that I asked about using frames or not, the more...

Greetings Klae: Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, your suggestion is not quite the correct code. I found that the reason that the code that I am using will not lock the icons is because the cart cookie is not being passed to the secure CGI script. Your answer was close though. The trick...

Greetings: I have a shopping cart and a PERL/CGI script being accessed by a JavaScript call to a SSL perl (.pl) script. For example: write(&quot;<form name='cart' method='post' action='https://ssl.xxx.com/~blah/cgi/checkout.pl'>&quot;; It works! Almost. I know that the form fields are being...

Greetings goBoating: Thanks for your encouragement. I cleaned my orginal code above to about half using nested subs. I haven't solved the problem yet, but there was an excellent posting back about about three or four pages in which you are participating. Perhaps I will use portions of that code...

Ditto goBoating: This is an excellent thread! It answers a problem that I have had since December 04/2000. Now, all I have to do is translate the code to MySQL. Thanks all!

Ditto goBoating: This is an excellent thread! It answers a problem that I have had since December 04/2000. Thanks all!

Greetings: I am experiencing a coding block, you know, like a writer's block. I am expressing my query to this group in the simplest terms that I can gather together at this point after spending the last five weeks (yes, that's 5 weeks!) writing incorrect code to solve an objective, and...