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Trying to get the field value to be dynamic. Any help much appreciated. function update(name, value) { window.opener.document.my_form.field[name].value = value; }

Haven't seen much info on this. Basically I am nested several functions that will return a final result. Any consequences of doing it this way? Performance? I have not see any examples like so. I understand perl is flexible. But in many cases 'flexible' doesn't mean correct. Example: my...

Just do this. <script type="text/javascript"> <!--// setFocus(); function setFocus(){ document.registrationFrm.submit(); } //--> </script> or even better <script type="text/javascript"> <!--// document.registrationFrm.submit(); //--> </script> http://unixjunky.com

Concatenate the string (window.open) with +'s instead of &'s. http://unixjunky.com

Would be helpful it you knew how to use it. % script.pl /root_folder_to_search/ http://unixjunky.com

This will work for you. #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use File::Find; my %size; find( sub { $size{$File::Find::name} = -s if -f; }, @ARGV ); my @sorted = sort { $size{$b} <=> $size{$a} } keys %size; splice @sorted, 20 if @sorted > 20; foreach (@sorted) { printf "%10d...

Post sample of your code.. This sounds more like a javascript issue if anything. http://unixjunky.com

#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; chop( my $input = <STDIN> ); open FILE, "numbers.txt" or die $!; while ( <FILE> ) { if ( $_ =~ m/($input)/ ) { print $_; } } close FILE; http://unixjunky.com

my $input = <STDIN>; chop $input; http://unixjunky.com

m/^($input)*$/ http://unixjunky.com

This should work. Enjoy! #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; my $input = <STDIN>; open FILE, "numbers.txt" or die $!; while ( <FILE> ) { if ( $_ =~ m/($input)/ ) { print $_; } } close FILE; http://unixjunky.com

onClick="EstimateIt(this.form);checkChoice(document.SET1.set, 0)" http://unixjunky.com

I think this is what you sare looking for [code] use CGI; my $q = new CGI; foreach my $key ( $q->param() ) { my @params = $q->param($key); my $value = join( ", ", @params ); print qq{ KEY: $key - VALUE: $value }; } http://unixjunky.com

I think this is a group permission problem. chown :apach_group_name file.txt http://unixjunky.com

Try this.. You can also try adding file.txt to the apache group as well. open (FILE '/var/www/cgi-bin/file.txt') or die $!; http://unixjunky.com

This would also help.. It's called using <input type="button" value="Open Calendar" on Click="loadXMLDoc(event, 'admin.pl?do=calendar&fwd=0')"> This works in everything but IE. IE is worthless! http://unixjunky.com

I really hate IE.. Their support of the DOM truely sucks. Trying to globalize the window.event so I can keep the functions seperate from each other. Anyone know why this doesn't work? or a CLEAN solution? <script type="text/javascript"> //<![CDATA[ load the calendar using the XML object var...

Taken from the MIME::Base64 docs. "The number of characters to decode is not a multiple of 4. Legal base64 data should be padded with one or two "=" characters to make its length a multiple of 4. The decoded result will be the same whether the padding is present or not." http://unixjunky.com

Directories visible on the CLI, HTTP, Samba, or via Desktop? Need more info!! http://unixjunky.com

If your are trying to access MSN using perl the Net::Msmgr module basically has all the methods to do so. http://search.cpan.org/~slstat/Net-Msmgr-0.16/Msmgr.pm http://unixjunky.com