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Hey guys, I'd like to use Postback, but trying to work around the auto-refresh to the top of the page. Smart Navigation isn't quite what I'm looking for, it seems to create various havocs around the page making it more of a problem than a solution. Has anyone run into any Javascript functions...

Hello, I'm using .NET and wondering... When I invoke postback, the screen jumps to the top of the page as it refreshes. Since I'm altering the page, SmartNavigation does little for me. Has anyone toyed with the scroll values in javascript to write a function that will refresh the scrollbar...

I tried the code, even toyed with it.. but I get no value. As if it's not finding the match, but I've been running it on a test file that I know has the match. Would it be easier if I read it into a string first? An exact example of the text I'm searching through would be: --- Garbage Line...

Okay, I'm trying to pull a few values out of a flat txt file, and set them to variables. Example: blah blah blah blah weight 2kg blah blah blah What would be the method/syntax to search the file and set $weight = (in this case) 2 when I don't know what the value will be, or where in the...

Well, adding the autoflush and taking out the fork is fine... for everything but older versions of netscape. Works in newer IE and Netscape both. Still sticks on old netscape though.

Hey guys, quick question for ya. I'm making a simple page that lets the user know he's being redirected to the file he's previously chosen. For the redirection I used the syntax: <meta http-equiv=&quot;refresh&quot; content=&quot;5&quot;; url=$url&quot;> This works fine and it pauses for...

More specifically, I'd like to redirect on the click of a button or hypertext, so I could allow time to download the file, then delete it/kill the process. Any ideas on how to set up the redirect to work onclick? Thanks again

I'm trying to issue a redirect that forces users to a location to download a file. The location of the file will not change, just in a http://.../temp.txt type thing. Just to get the redirection working first, I tried using: print $cgi->redirect(&quot;http:// .. /temp.txt&quot;); but all this...

Okay, I was thinking along the lines of what you said. However, It was the code portion of how to do that I was confused about. What's the easiest way to search through an array for what I want and either extract/insert data into that position? Thanks for the speedy reply.

Though I know it might not be the most efficient way of doing it, I've been instructed to use a flat, pipe-delimited, data file for a project I'm doing. Lets say, for the sake of arguing that the first column of data was a number index. Is there a convenient way with perl to jump down to a...

If I wanted to redirect someone who clicks on a download button to a $url/tempfile where the file is located, how would I do this in perl?

Great, Thanks. Second problem is taken care of. Let me try to rephrase my first question and see if there's anything you might suggest. I'm writing an extension to a larger .cgi program. The small part that I'm writing now will require variable values and data from the larger program. I...

I've been working w/ Perl for less than a week and I have 2 quick, seemingly simple, questions: First, I've included header files already, but how do I include another .cgi file if I want to use values it has retreived? If that's not clear... I'm writing a program that needs to use elements...

A small part of a project I'm working on requires I convert some data into a quote-comma delimited format using Perl. I'm wondering what way would be best to do this if I'm wanting to then open the program in Access? I don't think that simply saving the converted file as .csv will satisfy the...

A small part of a project I'm working on requires I convert some data into a quote-comma delimited format using Perl. I'm wondering what way would be best to do this if I'm wanting to then open the program in Access? I don't think that simply saving the converted file as .csv will satisfy the...

A small part of a project I'm working on requires I convert some data into a quote-comma delimited format using Perl. I'm wondering what way would be best to do this if I'm wanting to then open the program in Access? I don't think that simply saving the converted file as .csv will satisfy the...

I have a report which summarises certain data. I would like to add a subreport that displays detailed data if the user requests a detailed report. At the moment the stored proc used to generate the summary creates a temporary table in order to ensure the data is static. This table essentially...