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I looked back at what it was, it requires OpenSSL to be running in order to attach yourself to an HTTPS site. cgimonk

print MAIL "Subject: Form Data\n"; Should have two /n/n; print MAIL "Subject: Form Data\n\n";

You cannot access HTTPS sites with just LWP alone, you need a module. I cannot remember the name off the top of my head but you can NOT install it on Windows. I ran into this problem 2 months and gave up. cgimonk

Yes, you were totally right. That is very odd, it comes with all Packages from 5.6+ (and further back then that I believe). So I have no idea why it's not there. cgimonk

Before you give up, can you put this near the top of your script and let us know if it gives you an error? use CGI::Carp 'fatalsToBrowser'; cgimonk

That's really intersting because LWP comes with Perl, I don't see why they wouldn't allow it. If they didn't have LWP and you tried to use it, you WOULD get an error saying the module cannot be located or found, not just a 500 ISE error. Check your error logs and switch on warnings if they...

Duncan is partly right-- if it's Google you'll have a hard tiem parsing their pages. Actually, without setting up an API account with Google, there's no way you'll trick the browser into giving you the source code. No matter how many times you try, it's not going to work and eventually you'll...

Oh, I understand the syntax completely. I write code how I like to see it and what is faster for me. Typing the extra characters is faster for me to type and faster for me to read and know exactly what it's doing.

This isn't the easiest way but I find this an interesting question, so here's what I'd do.. my $total = 0; foreach(@numbers) { $total = $total + $_; }

Netscape in itself is very poor at supporting CSS stylesheets. Go into most message boards on CSS or read books teaching CSS and you'll see this little factoid. That in itself makes me really sway away from it as much as I can. Only limited to 7 font sizes? Is that a limit or should that be...

I disagree 100% about not using <font> tags anymore. I've been a developer/markerter in Web Design for the past 8 years and I always use them. I refrain from CSS if I have to for browser compatibility issues and because I feel it's pretty useless and a great page can be created without it...

A few things that I notice.. 1) Your file handles should be in all UPPERCASE. It makes it easier to find and you have less of a chance of making a typo. So change open (FILE, ">$upname" || die "Error opening file $upname"); 2)Your OR DIE should be outside the paranthesis, so change it to...

if (/^\d/) { .... } Will work I /think/. I could be wrong.

This is not a difficult task, this is actually quite simple. Search cpan for Image::Info. It calculates the dimensions of your images for you, it's very swift and easy to use. Hope this helps.

The problem you are describing has nothing to do with Sendmail itself. I'm willing to bet more people use Sendmail than any other mailing module in Perl. Infact I have never used anything but this to do my emailing and I've created a number of mailing lists for clients. If it is taking a...

Forgive me if I'm not 100% true but it's how you remove the buffer in Perl. Adding this line will make nearly all things print to the screen as they happen rather than witing for the buffer to receive XX amount of information before it'll display it back to you.

I am NOT good at regexes, but I'll throw on at you. No guarantee that more than 1% of it will be correct though :) /<special>(.*)<\/special>/gi; I was told the .* is picky, which may be the case but I tried. If any one else in here has a nice place to go for regex explanations, feel free...

Just a general "DID YOU KNOW" reply. Some servers don't allow images to be accessed inside the cgi-bin, if the images and script reside in this directory or any directories below this, some servers will refuse you to load them in the browser.