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i'm still not quite sure i know what you are after... is your user filling in username and password fields that you want to retain after hitting a button? seems easy enough. is there other content that is based on the users credentials? are there links on the page that …
if you could post a snippet, i'll reply an example of what tgreer is getting at.
One of the beautiful things AND at the same time, one of the ugly things about perl is that it does conversions on the fly - by YOUR usage. here's a snip of calendar code that converts an integer to a character with leading zero: foreach $day (@mymonth) { my …
i'm not really sure i understand either... you could hack up $currDate or fudge your date refs or maybe just backdate your server... there's a little part in your SQL updater "Run date: $tmon/$tmday/$tyear" is that what you'd like changed?
looks lie a job for print qq!
I'm going to agree strongly with both of the above... very good language for limited access web usage, great for data stream forks (sifting for useful data using reg expressions), bad for M$ folks - they just don't get it! From my experience as an edjucator, people with strong C, …
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