any quick and dirty code out there

[Mr.G (@¿@)]

Hi, I have a form writen and up to the submit button is all that I can
go. Now what I need is a place where I can get some quick and dirty
cgi/peal code to collect the input. It's only two inputs (name and
zip) the name of the ACTION is called namezip.pl. But like I said that
is as far as I got.
Thanks in advance for any help

 

[J. Gleixner]

Hi, I have a form writen and up to the submit button is all that I can
go. Now what I need is a place where I can get some quick and dirty
cgi/peal code to collect the input. It's only two inputs (name and
zip) the name of the ACTION is called namezip.pl. But like I said that
is as far as I got.
Thanks in advance for any help

For future posts, please choose a more descriptive subject.

perldoc CGI

 

[it_says_BALLS_on_your forehead]

Hi, I have a form writen and up to the submit button is all that I can
go. Now what I need is a place where I can get some quick and dirty
cgi/peal code to collect the input. It's only two inputs (name and
zip) the name of the ACTION is called namezip.pl. But like I said that
is as far as I got.
Thanks in advance for any help

Check out the CGI module.

http://search.cpan.org/~lds/CGI.pm-3.27/CGI.pm

Pay particular attention to the param() method.

 

[Tad McClellan]

Now what I need is a place where I can get some quick and dirty
cgi/peal code

Then post to the peal newsgroup.

 

[Mr.G (@¿@)]

Check out the CGI module.

http://search.cpan.org/~lds/CGI.pm-3.27/CGI.pm

Pay particular attention to the param() method.

Thanks for a look at that code but mine is HTML input that passes it
on to cgi that will in turn give it to a perl program to make a file.

 

[Mr.G (@¿@)]

Then post to the peal newsgroup.

sorry for the misspelling but cgi can also use the c lang. to pass it
to.

 

[Uri Guttman]

G> sorry for the misspelling but cgi can also use the c lang. to pass it
G> to.

cgi can use any language as it is an interface specification and not a
language specification. and your previous post made no sense either. why
would you run a perl cgi and then hand off to another perl script? you
don't seem to understand the basics of cgi and how perl (or any lang)
works with it. the cgi.pm module does what you want even if you say
otherwise. by using it you can get the params passed in from the browser
and do whatever you want with them.

uri